Examples of using Which ultimately in English and their translations into Dutch
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improve the bowel movement, which ultimately encourages the body to expel waste products.
Leveraging that information leads to an increase in satisfied customers, which ultimately equals higher revenue.
This truly helps by just flushing out the harmful toxins in the system which ultimately helps improve hair growth.
Of the volunteers experienced less melanin pigmentation, which ultimately led to skin lightening(13).
It wasa key document, which ultimately provided the impetus for the new Treaty base.
The material which ultimately proved to be relevant to this study is appended in the alphabetical bibliography.
restored the program, which ultimately educated 300,000 servicemen
Medical progress is based on research which ultimately must rest in part on experimentation involving human subjects.
The liver does not fulfill its functions, which ultimately leads to the death of the patient.
The Baptists founded their empire here, which ultimately turned into a reign of terror
This activates a cascade of signaling which ultimately leads to cell death mediated by NK cells.
This knowledge is then used for improving air-related policies, which ultimately aim at protecting the public
After this I took jazz in, which ultimately ensured that I also play in many pop ensembles.
Of the volunteers experienced less melanin pigmentation, which ultimately led to skin lightening(13).
I, too, took her into my house, which ultimately developed into a relationship.
Modern cigarettes contain about 600 different ingredients, which ultimately corresponds to more than 4000 chemicals.
Bee venom- promoting blood microcirculation, which ultimately reduces the manifestation of muscle cramps;
currency policy which ultimately could also include fiscal and financial policy.
Prices regulated below costs lead to debts which ultimately fall back to taxpayers.
the feeling of another presence… which ultimately grows into oppression,