Examples of using Which effectively in English and their translations into Hungarian
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When the cells are combined with the memory cells it should produce a treatment which effectively vaccinates the body against cancer.
These categories were renamed to 1st, 2nd and 3rd class in 1960- which effectively corresponded to the same categories.
Phrozen Keylogger Pro is compatible with all currently supported versions of Windows, which effectively means Windows XP to the recently….
The formula is based on a green coffee extract, which effectively helps to lose weight
If you will recall, it's surrounded by massive lodestone deposits which effectively make it impossible for an em transmission to go in either direction, so in order to punch through that.
In other distros, you switch to“root” or the“super-user” which effectively does the same thing until you log out.
Piperine, a phytochemical, increases metabolism which effectively increases the calories that the body can burn helping with weight loss.
It is necessary to rescind the scandalous 1993 Amnesty Act, which effectively blocks any investigation into crimes committed during the civil war.
The church thus became in the main a social brotherhood which effectively displaced Jesus' concept and ideal of a spiritual brotherhood.
Christ's doctrine bares the fruit of the spirit, which effectively fulfills the law through the following of the Holy Spirit by faith.
You can use the floor tiles with bright colors, which effectively complement the white walls,
Amla fruit is a superfood which effectively fights aging processes,
The mitochondria responded by increasing their performance and energy, which effectively neutralizes the effects of aging.
develop an optimal protection policy tailored to the company, which effectively protects against productivity risks
therapeutic effects, which effectively fights late blight.
Jacques Santer led the negotiations on the Single European Act, which effectively set aside the 20-year old Luxembourg Compromise.
As Prime Minister of Luxembourg he also led the negotiations on the Single European Act, which effectively set aside the 20-year-old Luxembourg Compromise.
including caprylic acid and lauric acid- which effectively treat these troubles.
The UV light destroys the genetic material of pathogens like coliform bacteria and legionella, which effectively neutralizes them by preventing them from reproducing.
An earlier WHO consultation made the startling announcement on 5 September that this crisis required compressing the timeline, which effectively does away with traditional phase III studies.