Examples of using Which act in English and their translations into Norwegian
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It contains proteoglycans, which act in the restoration of the epidermis to improve its structure
Another main component of equine gel is propyl or methyl paraben, which act as a preservative, not giving microbes evolve.
Tea: it is a drink very rich in catechins and polyphenols, which act as antioxidants.
To achieve this, branches from the desired type are grafted on to"root donors" which act as grafting bases.
It specifically contains high levels of lipophilic extracts from the seeds of the plant, which act as bioflavanoid antioxidants that increase immunity
The most characteristic are the slopes and the stairs which act as shortcuts for us pedestrians.
This is also important because such bushes usually form a large number of whiskers, which act like weeds.
In some cases, this valve is mounted on the end of the tubular rods, which act as overflow.
inorganic salts which act as oxidizing agents.
The potential risks if used in combination with other vasodilators which act on cGMP or cAMP.
The momentum of large volumes of moving liquids cause significant dynamic forces, which act against the righting effect.
Long-ester steroids, which act longer and include Deca Durabolin and Anavar,
These are five apps that are Android-based which act as video recovery for Android devices like tablets
The Official did not specify which act was made the capital,
Formexplode's formula contains valuable amino acids, which act in a safe manner to maximize the effectiveness of muscle building.
belongs to a group of medicines called“anti- gonadotrophin-releasing hormones” which act against the actions of the natural gonadotrophin releasing hormone GnRH.
Green Coffee Beans have strong polyphenols which act to help reduce free oxygen radicals in the body,
The wisdom of Kabbalah is a science that explains forces of nature concealed from our perception, and which act on the people of Israel,
The Winter's Tale, of which Act 4 Scene 4 is a lengthy pastoral digression.
providing call centre or hosting services), which act in the capacity of Data Processors.