Examples of using Side-effect in English and their translations into Portuguese
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The most common side-effect in the studies was fever more than 1 child in 10.
This has the side-effect of"forcing" the browser to request static files at every request.
The hormonal compound is so side-effect friendly that even with high doses most healthy adult men will never have the first problem.
A very common side-effect(likely to occur in more than 1 in 10 patients) is feeling sick.
Probably as a side-effect of economic and social development,
It does not alleviate hair loss as a side-effect of chemotherapy for cancer sufferers
Hallucinations Hallucinations are known as a side-effect of treatment with dopamine agonists and levodopa.
This is useful for discarding unnecessary data that you get as a side-effect of running a command.
though most find getting much past 500 mg per week somehow side-effect friendly.
No damage and side-effect to skin, no hair follicle inflammation,
Besides, inflicting damage- though it may be a side-effect- cannot be the goal in this case.
This is where Oxandrolone enters into play as it can be in nearly all cases 100% side-effect friendly and only generate a positive outcome when utilized responsibly.
No side-effect has been observed following administration of 10 times the recommended dose of vaccine.
Results showed that the administration of Q10 resulted in fewer cardiomyopathy a side-effect of anthracyclines.
a possible diabetes treatment, many of the male test subjects noticed an unusual and unexpected side-effect.
While very side-effect friendly to women,
Water retention is a side-effect which shatters all the dreams of an athlete
only provide incentives to employers as a side-effect.
it would not be clear to the user exactly what the side-effect of closing the window is.
hormone steroids products in wourld, without much side-effect in long-term.