Examples of using Had increased in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Animals with hypertension had increased wall thickness and cross-sectional area of the aorta,
By 2013, effectiveness had increased across all Member States depending on their implementation efforts(and investment),
the tribe of Jurhumites had increased greatly in number to the extent that many decided to leave Mecca
The angiomyolipoma best overall response rate had increased to 58.0%(95% CI: 48.3, 67.3), with a rate of stable disease of 30.4%(Table 4).
unbelief of the Jewish leaders had increased until they would even take the life of one whom infinite power had rescued from the grave.
By 2007, this number had increased to almost 200 private
All patients had increased blood sugar after carbohydrate intake(glucose intolerance),
He also noted that the tin had increased in weight and that increase was the same as the weight of the air that rushed back in.
For 13 Member States, the proportion was the same or had increased, but for nine Member States, the proportion had decreased.
After 16 weeks, this distance had increased by 26 metres more in the patients taking 40 mg Adcirca than in the patients taking placebo.
The Amsterdam Treaty had increased the Commission's powers
He highlighted that the GDP had increased by 4.4 per cent last year, and a substantial increase in market-based services contributed to this rise.
During the line-up of the sekler border-patrol its strategic importance had increased, because the highway heading to Kászonszék and Csíkszék lead through here.
Analysing data collected by NHS England, the BBC found in June that the number of sleeping disorder tests had increased every year over the past decade.
the 8 had increased to 800!
By the end of November 2016, Ethereum had increased its DDoS protection, de-bloated the blockchain, and thwarted further spam attacks by hackers.
FEV1 had increased by 10.8% in the oseltamivir treated group compared to 4.7% on placebo(p= 0.0148) in this population.
In one year it had grown so rapidly that its members had increased to nine times their original number.
there was someone in the house who, thanks to the I-13 formula, had increased intelligence and superior cognitive ability.
The conclusions of the UN General Assembly in 2005 recognised that globalisation had increased inequality and the vulnerability of the poorest people.