Examples of using Often associated in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The handle tactics used in IPM tend to be benign and therefore reduce the environment risk often associated with conventional pest management, such as floor water contamination.
These are the sentimental objects that are irreplaceable, and often associated with some intangible property
as they are often associated with vampires and haunted houses.
benevolent, and often associated with sacred mountains,
dysplasia of the hip joint, often associated with injuries.
Action and science fiction aren't genres often associated with women, which is why it's surprising that this 1998 movie about a comet set to collide with Earth was directed by Mimi Leder,
Other militants are found in regional groups, often associated with al Qaeda-- paramilitary insurgencies and separatist movements in places like Somalia, the Philippines and Pakistan and Chechnya and Kashmir and Algeria.
a trial of hibiscus tea prior to starting anti-hypertensive therapy in cases of mild high blood pressure may be a way to prevent the side effects often associated with blood pressure medications.
of hypogonadism in men, and definitely not condoned for non-medical usage as often associated with bodybuilding and athletic performance enhancement.
Most infants with BPD have periodic wheezing(often associated with viral infections)
such high doses of corticosteroids were often associated with severe side effects,
3 which were most often associated with side effects.
He was also often associated with the myrtle.
Microgen Aptitude is used by some of the world's leading digital media companies to manage the complexities of such applications and process the large transaction volumes often associated with these solutions.
in cases of neovascular glaucoma(a type of glaucoma often associated with diabetes, characterized by blood vessels that grow across the iris and drainage area, closing off fluid outflow).
The trust that Aristotle felt in humanity's general good sense enabled him to conceive a prototype of the‘smart mob'- a group that, rather than behaving in the loutish manner often associated with crowds, draws on universally distributed intelligence to behave with maximum efficiency.
And in the life of an individual, we often associate that with some object.
When people think of lung cancer, they often associate it with cigarette smoking.
People often associate autism with liking maths and science and nothing else,
And in the life of an individual, we often associate that with some object.