Examples of using Complex cases in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Official/political
Currently, complex cases such as the intrusion of posterior teeth can be resolved with the aid of miniplates.
it was believed to be able to resolve complex cases quietly and discreetly.
Market sources also appreciate the team's"knowledge, dedication and responsibility when dealing with complex cases.
you undertook the difficult task of giving back"smile and life" to the complex cases that confronted you there.
international companies in a wide range of sectors in complex cases.
in addition to reviewing and answering complex cases, the training of doctors
which encompass less complex cases to extremely preterm newborns
This applies in particular to complex cases, which involve otganised economic crime such as cigarette smuggling,
The opening of an in-depth investigation is common for complex cases in the banking sector
Parallel legal proceedings in different countries, complex cases and the resulting legal fees cost an estimated €1.1 billion a year.
The Senning operation continues to be indicated for complex cases of transposition of the great arteries, which are not susceptible to anatomic correction Jatene operation 3.
In contrast, complex cases may involve long-term use of daily opioids
therefore prove useful in resolving complex cases with little predictability.
especially for those that face the more complex cases.
teaching hospital that attends to more than one city for complex cases.
Thirdly, the draft regulation proposes that up to four weeks could be added to phase II forthe purpose of ensuring a thorough investigation in complex cases.
The most complex cases not served in Unai are forwarded to Brasilia
Considering the increasing importance of economics in complex cases, the Commission's competition department often makes requests for information asking for substantial economic data(for example used in econometric analysis)
as support to general practitioners by the joint care in more complex cases.
were more promising; in only 9.5% of the municipal districts in the state were more complex cases unresolved or referred elsewhere.