Examples of using Prognoses in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Programming
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Official/political
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Computer
treatment procedures, diagnoses, prognoses, etc.
Forestry prognoses are much more reliable because of the length of the production period,
Thus, mild external hydrocephalus of the brain has the most optimistic prognoses in terms of treatment and consequences.
As for the organization, it is subordinated to the Institute of Information and Education Prognoses.
In fact, we are seeing children who previously had very poor prognoses with uncontrolled seizures,
The computer prognoses all kinds of troubles ahead, and Sasha believes his child more than anyone else.
According to the prognoses, on a group level, the company still manages to be profitable as a result of export lease-work
According to international experience, long-term labour market prognoses attempt to clearly state the mutual effects
complications, and prognoses.
the more the prognoses converge.
Persian Walk recorded the economic-scientific news and prognoses, as well as the cityscape of Budapest in the years preceding the political transition from a projected future point of view,
each pair(mostly pTNM= T2N0M0), with the exception of two cases in which patients in the MSC group had worse prognoses(metastasis at baseline).
the findings of the basic research may contribute to figuring out how ultrasound used in diagnostics could be utilized for therapy in order to improve the prognoses of individual diseases of the central nervous system.
are also correlated with more aggressive tumours and worse prognoses.
a study of changes in past periods. These prognoses are based on forest crop models at compartment level
Neither of them mentions prognosis.
Prognosis of a few weeks.
Prognosis has never been good.
The prognosis was never going to be good.
At this point, the prognosis is mixed.