Examples of using Develops when in English and their translations into German
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Medicine
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Computer
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The level of glucose in the blood can dramatically decrease and hypoglycemia develops when taken together with insulin.
Most hair loss develops when the level of dihydrotestosterone(DHT)
Commonly in poker, laziness also develops when players are faced with the responsibilities of being a professional.
Diabetes develops when the body proves unable to burn sugar
a knobbly surface and develops when chilled droplets of fog freeze rapidly.
It develops when the flow of blood in vessels that deliver oxygen and nutrients to the brain cells is broken.
The demand of the part of the long lead part line develops when the MRP release is granted.
the hair brush application, since no foam develops when spreading.
The path develops when the pursuit is directed towards the well-being of the family,
According to Freudian psychology, this complex often develops when the sufferer is raised by a cold and distant mother.
The best thing is to experience how a product develops when you invest a lot of work and motivation into it.
Relative polycythemia develops when a decrease in plasma volume,
The cyst develops when an egg isn't discharged at ovulation
Non-Hodgkin's lymphoma is a slow-growing, life-threatening cancer of the immune system that develops when white blood cells grow uncontrollably in the lymph nodes.
A fictional plot develops when a family of refugees from Uzbekistan(played by Tajiks, whose dialogue is not subtitled) moves to the village.
B-cell lymphoma develops when these cells become cancerous
patellar tendonitis) develops when the patellar tendon(patellar ligament)
An ice doline develops when meltwater accumulates inside a glacier
Intimacy in a relationship develops when both partners are ready to open up to each other,
Heart failure develops when the pumping performance is not sufficient anymore to adequatly provide the heart itself