Examples of using May present in English and their translations into Dutch
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Programming
Invasive fungal infections may present as disseminated rather than localised disease,
Affected individuals may present with congenital heart disease,
Patients with a blood-clotting disorder may present with subdermal skin hemorrhages,
Fluctuating zone may appear, or may present as a solitary nodule
lacking melanoderma, but may present as fatigue, nausea,
Tinea pedis may present extreme itching
legal persons who may present proposals under the information programmes.
However, if manual removal may present difficulty for you, security analysts always advise users to focus on downloading
Infection of the viscera(VLM) may present symptoms of liver and/or lung disease,
Com may present easy-access links to Facebook,
The Conference of Presidents has decided that the groups may present their own resolutions on this report, but your committee will naturally receive the report in order to consider the outstanding issues.
can only be requested from industry after authorities have proven that a substance may present a serious risk.
This finding suggests that many cannabis users are treated within the same settings as the users of other drugs, which may present difficulties, both to treatment staff and to clients.
other interested parties may present complaints to the competent authorities on product safety
communications technology(the Internet) may present to children both from their own and other people's use of it.
A Concerned Member State may however raise objections where it considers that there are grounds for supposing that the authorisation of the medicinal product may present a risk to public health.
Overcome difficulties which curricula in mainstream education may present for children and young people with disabilities by developing individualized learning programmes
Internal bleeding may present as bloody vomit
The existing provisions allow such objections where the Concerned Member State considers that there are grounds for supposing that the authorisation of the medicinal product may present a risk to public health.
radioactivity hazards that the toy may present and an assessment of the potential exposure to them.