Examples of using Maintaining proper in English and their translations into Polish
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as well as for regular cleaning and maintaining proper hygiene.
The key action of chromium in the body is the effect on the normal metabolism of macronutrients and maintaining proper blood glucose levels.
cool your dog properly, and talk to your veterinarian about the appropriate procedures for maintaining proper body temperature
causing problems with maintaining proper hygiene and secondary inflammation.
responsible for maintaining proper posture.
Patients presenting to the proctologic clinic most often complain about the difficulty of maintaining proper hygiene or intend to remove unwanted folds for cosmetic reasons.
Zinc is responsible for maintaining proper acid-base balance,
Zinc is responsible for maintaining proper acid-base balance,
Article 12 EC No. 12/561/2006, while maintaining proper road safety, I extended the driving time in order to ensure the safety of persons,
which plays a key role in maintaining proper blood sugar
Maintaining proper diet schedule,
transport of electrolytes, maintaining proper blood glucose, the transmission of nerve impulses,
protect it from damage and drying, maintaining proper hydration.
Probiotic bacteria which Probiox Plus contains are also helpful in maintaining proper digestion and synthesis of minerals contained in them mainly vitamins.
responsible for maintaining proper fluid balance(hydration)
among others, for maintaining proper water balance(hydration)
It actively participates in the synthesis of anticoagulants, maintaining proper permeability of cell membranes and minimizes the phenomenon of platelet aggregation,
If you have problems with maintaining proper calorie meals,
Maintaining proper levels of muscle carnosine is a big problem,
The issue for me was that people on the discussion list seemed to care more about policing speech and maintaining proper racial decorum than they did about whether the police were effectively controlling crime.