Examples of using Obstructs in English and their translations into Danish
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HCA obstructs fat by hindering a vital enzyme that your body has to make fatty tissue from carbs: Citrate lyase.
Something we understand is that HCA obstructs a portion of an enzyme called citrate lyase,
The specialists say it obstructs your body ability to make fat
the struggle to lose weight becomes never ending as something somewhere obstructs their way in shedding fat!
you need a time of rest, obstructs Those noise and noise?
as well as various other structure obstructs important for healthy
also other structure obstructs crucial for healthy
as well as various other structure obstructs crucial for healthy
This results when a cancer in the head of the pancreas obstructs the common bile duct as it runs through the pancreas.
It is particularly positive that the Commission recognises that the marginalisation of women undermines political representation and obstructs economic and social development in the area.
Moreover, the implementation of the Schengen agreement neither opposes nor obstructs the Nordic passport union.
Description: Get the ice squares securely to the base stage by evacuating the obstructs that they are lying on.
colloidal matter that scatters or obstructs light transmittance.
The main reason is that AlN particle has poor wettability with Cu at high temperature, which obstructs the flowing liquid copper
which in turn obstructs the flow of blood in the body.
Ie is a well established principle ChaC any behaviour on Che part of dominane undertakings which obstructs the maintenance of the degree of compe tition still existing on the market
From this study period onwards there is a difference of treatment which obstructs family development.
Article 223 of the EC Treaty which obstructs the monitoring of arms sales to third countries and prevents the establishment of a genuine common policy on armaments for the Member States must be deleted;
It is a great mistake to think that data protection somehow obstructs police and security work:
These agreements are another part of the process of liberalisation under way within the air transport sector, which obstructs state intervention in