Examples of using Body cannot in English and their translations into French
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Our body cannot produce Omega-3 fatty acids alone and it is essential that we take sufficient quantities of them through our diet.
Left untreated, pneumonia can rapidly lead to respiratory failure if your body cannot sustain the increased work of breathing during acute illness.
The same person can even be infected by the Guinea worm multiple times because the body cannot build an immunity to the worm.
which means your body cannot produce them itself in sufficient quantities.
omega 3 fatty acids, which the body cannot produce on its own.
Vitamins and poly-unsaturated fatty acids are essential components that our body cannot produce itself and the concentration of which in the body decreases with age
Your body cannot absorb a lot of water at once and you may experience
the"ghost in the machine" is the immaterial substance without which the mechanics of a body cannot function.
largely preventable disease that occurs when the pancreas does not produce enough insulin or when the body cannot effectively use the insulin it produces.
if your colon is not healthy and properly functioning, then your body cannot do its job.
which is only obtained from food, as the body cannot synthesize it.
Therefore, it should be provided that that body cannot require that victim, if he is to be compensated,
The body cannot be felt, only the thought- lonely though-phrase, preventing him to immediately uncouple own hands and be washed off into the water,-"If a man trusts himself- he can once achieve his dare dreams"….
It has been demonstrated that the amino acids known as“essential”(meaning that the body cannot synthesize them and that they must therefore be included in the diet)
means that the body cannot make these amino acids and so they must come from a dietary source.
For Jung,"the body cannot be understood as a mere heaping together of inert matter, but must be regarded as a material system ready for life and making life possible, with the proviso that for all its readiness it could not live without the addition of this‘living being' that is necessary to its life,
established by the Seventeenth amendment to the Constitution has not been fully constituted and, according to a ruling by the Supreme Court and the advice of the Attorney-General, such a body cannot function until all its members are in place.
sees this as its most significant item of recent reform.‘This body cannot commence parliamentary business and it cannot make a final decision on such business, but it can do everything in between.
That body can't be his.
His body can't respond to low blood sugar.
