Examples of using Changes in the structure in English and their translations into Greek
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It is in this context of ideological changes in the structure of the regime that the preparation of the legislative elections in September is unfolding.
This method demonstrates the largestsensitivity to various precancerous changes in the structure of the flat epithelium.
When we are contemplating changes in the structure of the Church or considering issues which bear upon the theology of the Church, we need to have the explicit involvement of the bishop.
A prerequisite for effective treatment is the elimination of factors that contribute to changes in the structure of germ cells.
They also show changes in the structure of the thalamus, a part of the brain critical for processing information flow from all parts of the body.
was set up to provide additional assistance to workers affected by the consequences of major changes in the structure of international trade.
Most memory problems occur with age, and reflect changes in the structure and function of the brain.
was set up to provide additional assistance to workers made redundant as a consequence of significant changes in the structure of international trade.
Astigmatism can progress with age, as changes in the structure of the eye occur.
are undergoing changes in the structure of their industries.
To reflect changes in the structure of an organization, you must update the org chart manually
To reflect changes in the structure of an organization, you can refresh the chart data
(SK) Ladies and gentlemen, the very rapid changes in the structure of the labour market require highly-qualified workers.
Ultrasound examination of the skin- allows you to visually assess changes in the structure of the skin affected by the deprived.
Update generated organization charts To reflect changes in the structure of an organization, you must update the org chart manually or generate a new chart.
Prostate fibrosis is a consequence of long-existing inflammation, changes in the structure of tissues against a background of scarring can lead to irreversible consequences.
For the first time, scientists have linked changes in the structure of the brain both to traumatic early-years experiences and poor mental health in later life.
Many of the memory problems that we experience as we age reflect normal changes in the structure and function of the brain.