Examples of using When added in English and their translations into Portuguese
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some potential aspects of traditional losses, when added to the new challenges,
When added, the two most frequent answers-important and very important-, we observed that
Steel fibers, when added to the concrete, hinder crack propagation due to their high elastic modulus.
In1993~1994, further evidence shows that chicken feed, when added with Spirulina, can improve immune functions without any side effects.
When added to inhibitors of protein kinase activated by mitogen p38 MAPK,
sodium bisulfite releases sulfur dioxide gas when added to water or products containing water.
These, when added to the Imperial holdings,
In this analysis, physical violence, when added in their isolated and associated form,
When added after the beer has finished fermenting,
Various NSAID studies have demonstrated successful improvement in analgesia when added to lidocaine in IVRA.
The length of the years of the reigns of the Kings when added together are too long to fit into the time frame of the books.
Zenapax was more effective than placebo in reducing the rate of rejection when added to immunosuppressive therapy.
Auditory and vestibular changes, when added to manifestations resulting from the disease,
The inverse of some colour is called the complementary colour, which when added to it produces white,
including digital information, which when added to health, gives rise to tele-health,
They are used in pasta and noodle dishes, and work extremely well when added to root vegetables when cooking.
Many of the same substances are PHARMACEUTIC AIDS when added to pharmaceuticals rather than to foods.
Fixed a problem with incorrect sizing for Puzzle Generator when added to the workspace.
The same occurred when added literal questions from two narrative texts
Thereby, this study aims at analyzing, in vitro, the effect of nystatin at different concentrations when added to resilient reline materials, regarding the growth of candida albicans.