Examples of using Often develop in English and their translations into Norwegian
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People with the same social environment often develop a sense of social solidarity;
Often develop constipation due to lack of stimulating action of bile acids in the intestinal muscles.
Patients receiving chemotherapy often develop low levels of red blood cells,
they will often develop some type of persona
Injection sites often develop thinning of the skin,
those who abuse certain medications can often develop this disorder.
since allergic dogs often develop a parallel allergy to medicines.
We often develop a separate integration layer between the internal systems
Often develop violations of motility of the gastrointestinal tract in the form of usual constipation,
Nodular basal cell carcinomas present as elevated lumps in the skin with a shiny surface, which often develop a small sore at the centre.
New thunderstorms often develop along outflow boundaries, especially near the point of intersection
Dermatofibromul often develop on the extremities(especially in the lower legs)
When walking, they often develop in the wind, Jeffrey constantly attacks them when walking
In such cases, embryos with an altered chromosome set often develop, which are not able to be implanted into the uterus or stop in their development in the early stages of pregnancy.
in men often develop in combination with other diseases(pyelonephritis,
In addition, it will reduce the likelihood of developing all kinds of complications that often develop even in adult women,
Together these substances reduce the level of enzymes which due to Alzheimer's disease often develop;
Undesirable effects in patients receiving Ranexa are generally mild to moderate in severity and often develop within the first 2 weeks of treatment.
Numerous studies have found that the introduction of AAC frequently has a positive affect on speech; children who are given AAC often develop speech faster than they would have otherwiseBodine& Beukelman, 1991; Van Tatenhove.
The common drive for knowledge pushes us continuously to look for, and often develop, innovative technologies which are useful to us,