Examples of using Often affect in English and their translations into Portuguese
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atrial premature complexes often affect older dogs,
unstable employment circumstances often affect the weaker groups in society.
your psoriasis gets worse with anything you eat it is a good idea to remove that from your diet as food allergies often affect skin conditions.
auditory tube disorders and secretory otitis media often affect both sides in most patients.
In this context, can be seen problems due to a variety of factors that often affect not only public health
We know that the appearance side-effects of cancer treatment can have a devastating impact on a woman's psyche and self-image, and often affect her relationships with family,
Orthopedic disorders are usually accompanied by restriction to one's mobility and/or function on the affect body region, which often affect the standards and roles of the regular activity
hail showers or floods, which often affect the livelihoods of our farmers.
whereas the misfortunes of this change often affect different groups,
economic shocks in these countries often affect the cash volumes handled at the Atlanta Fed's Miami Branch.
weaknesses often affect, for example,
thus affecting a population range at risk of mortality. The first infections are usually symptomatic and often affect the lower airways; subsequent infections are usually milder.
jealousy among the other siblings and can often affect the emotional relationships among all the family members.
The SCAD often affects young individuals between 35 and 40 years of age.
The disease that most often affects teeth is dental caries.
Τhe uprooting of these savages often affects their behavior.
The human mind is also often affected by the people and settings around it.
This disease is more often affected by domesticanimals than stray animals.
Rheumatic heart disease often affects the mitral valve.
Vitreous opacity often affects older people,