Examples of using Certain effect in English and their translations into Portuguese
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producing on his coenouncer a certain effect, although not always that one the enouncer wanted.
other skin diseases also have a certain effect.
pancreatic cancer have a certain effect, but shorter remission.
And this will have a certain effect, at least with regard to the French representation,
he must not forget that is practicing an exercise whose different parts must be coordinated to get certain effect, and then the will must intervene to subject the uncontrolled sensibility
thus producing a certain effect; and respiratory pauses happen due to a physiological reason.
purposes for what, aiming at the certain effect in a certain type of reader for whom?
The third level of language has to do with the production of certain effects.
combinations that produce certain effects on the listener.
But what can be mitigated are certain effects.
When reading clinical studies, one must pay attention when complex statistical tests indicate certain effects that simpler tests reject.
The overall impact of these measures is relatively obvious, although certain effects(e.g. the dissemination of scientific knowledge)
It is therefore up to professionals to produce certain effects, transforming patients into what would be the normalizing proposal of the institution.
Beta-2 agonists work by copying certain effects of natural chemicals- adrenaline
combine them to produce certain effects, as men do with their materials,
Atmosphere as a marketing tool is defined as a consciously created space to create certain effects on consumers and influence their purchase decision kotler,
comments on these statements that do reflect certain effects of the historical process teaching of portuguese language education the relation"right or wrong.
No 2201/2003 referred to above, which regulates certain effects of the marriage in personal terms.
That he's shown us the rules governing conversational acts that enable us to bring about certain effects by language.
accept that our policy will have certain effects.