Examples of using Factor that in English and their translations into Hebrew
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including every factor that prevented case gain,
showing me that I am nothing, then an extreme reaction is formed in me toward the factor that produced that emotion in me.
by perceptions in the environment and affect the person adversely, below his awareness and out of his control, a factor that is both insidious and extremely detrimental.
Karnit put on the table, clearly, the problem of the Israeli economy's low productivity-maybe the factor that will have the most impact on the welfare of Israel's citizens in the coming decades.
Another factor that contributed to Graupner's posthumous obscurity was that,
Acquired factors practically include any factor that is not based on a genetic mutation,
In broad sense, acquired factors practically include any factor that is not based on a genetic mutation,
much more than that, and it first focuses on a factor that is able to look at enterprise development processes in an inclusive way and optimize them for the business needs of the organization.
war that broke out in the Middle East acted as a factor that had led Syria approach to USSR more closely.
Longjack Tongkat Ali the factor that makes the most effective weight-loss products available for sale.
City Councilor Mygind addressed those gathered to inaugurate the new Church and spoke of his commitment to human rights as the factor that underlies all social issues.
wrote five languages and however his age was a factor that eliminated him any job possible.
The books present jihad as the factor that led to the victories of Islam during its early history,
One factor that may hinder the identification of the relationship between occupational diseases,
Lately I have become more and more convinced that the deepest political and social factor that motivates much of Israeli society in its relations with the Palestinians is not personal frustration, but rather a profound
Clearly, such a controlled experiment would be impossible if our scientist were required to entertain the possibility that some factor exists that can affect the color in the test tubes but which can never be controlled in these ways-- a factor that cannot be held constant, cannot be measured by any physical means, and cannot be said to act randomly.
But doctors have identified factors that may increase the risk of mouth cancer.
There are certain factors that determine the quality of the mate.
Examine the factors that have led to this situation.
There are many factors that can determine whether