Examples of using When added in English and their translations into Italian
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When added in the form of supplements,
Triclosan halted the growth of malaria parasites when added to cultures of infected human blood cells, according to researchers reporting in the International Journal for Parasitology.
The skimmer is ready to foam when added to the sump and the foam completely fills its body.
When added to your AppMeasurement code,
The DAC, when added, is able to bind to albumin that circulates the body,
The skimmer is ready to foam when added to the sump and the foam completely fills its body from the diffusion plate to the glass.
The following have been shown to be compatible when added to Cubicin containing infusion solutions:
In1993~1994, further evidence shows that chicken feed, when added with Spirulina, can improve immune functions without any side effects.
Accelerator: A substance that when added to a paint will speed up the rate of cure.
All the files that you upload to your device will synchronize when added to Dropbox, and will always be available on other devices. Synchronize bookmarks.
There are many other variations of the story of the Stone being brought from Egypt to Ireland, which when added together present us with a rather confused story….
Now, when added to the oil… We can use magnets to remove the microplastics from the pool.
Plasticiser A plasticiser is a substance which when added to a material, usually a plastic,
When added to the high fever, the vomiting… there haven't been any seizures,
A chemical substance that, when added in relatively low concentrations,
When added to the commitments already made
Authors concluded that this"result suggests that cannabis, when added to tobacco, may lead to emphysema at a younger age.".
When added to metformin the dose of metformin should remain unchanged,
I was able to absorb the residual oils from his skin, which, when added to a gel-based polymer,
When added to motor oil,