Examples of using Analogues in English and their translations into Hebrew
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After the price increase on the foreign perfumes I firmly decided that I will seek the budgetary and qualitative analogues of luxury fragrances.
Analogues of the drug are presented in large volumes,
The variety of movement analogues used for musical concepts develop an integrated
Prostaglandin, also known as prostamide analogues, help to improve the flow of fluid out of your eye.
A variety of movement analogues are used for musical concepts,
A variety of movement analogues is used for musical concepts,
This discovery is especially useful for people with diabetes, because artificial sugar analogues not only protect the figure, but also do not increase the glycemic index.
Ua, which has no analogues in the Ukrainian market and should be well known to European standards.
but all existing analogues in the world.
Digit Forex brokers globally do not differ from the intermediaries who use the four-digit analogues in their work.
This is called love- it's a special action that has no analogues in our world.
There are no analogues of buckwheat porridge anywhere in the world,
Those who don't believe in the effectiveness of muscle supplementation may be interested to know that several of the amino acid analogues and other ingredients are designed basing on elements found in food,
It's no secret that many drugs have analogues, which are designed to,
Azithromycin, analogues of which, like the antibiotic itself, can be administered to patients of almost any age,
GnRH analogues, such as goserelin(eg Zoladex®)
there are not so many specific drugs that cope better than"Diprospan", analogues of which are also widely used in various diseases.
I don't understand why it's so difficult to find more recipes or manufactured gluten free meat analogues.
get acquainted with reviews and analogues on the Internet.
its own distinctive characteristics, many of its beliefs and practices are similar to, or analogues of, those found in one or more other recognized religions.