Examples of using Which increases in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Creatine, which increases energy and endurance.
These substances can damage our DNA, which increases the risk of cancer.
NO activates guanylate cyclase, which increases the levels of the second messenger cyclic GMP cyclic guanosine monophosphate.
Gynectrol also consists of L-arginine, which increases testosterone production
move with their entire family, which increases difficulties and probability of dropout SOUZA LIMA; BARROSO-HOFFMANN, 2007.
They act on the gastrointestinal tract by reducing the speed of the intestinal transit, which increases the feeling of satiety,
The difficulty of biomass dewatering is a barrier which increases the biodiesel production cost.
to the aging process, which increases the risk of developing chronic-degenerative diseases.
In view of the Treaty of Lisbon in particular, which increases the role of the European Parliament,
The next factor which increases star stature of players is statistical categories evaluated at the end of every regular season.
Most notable among these is the embrittlement of the reactor pressure vessel, which increases the risk of the vessel bursting.
These cells are also involved in bone remodeling, which increases the significance of the interactions between mast cells and osteoblasts.
I believe that we should welcome this willingness to participate, which increases transparency and communication.
tends to chronicity, which increases the social and financial costs involved.
further lowers the pH, which increases the risk of complications such as aspiration,
Long-term, this metabolic dysfunction can cause a severe loss of fat mass, which increases insulin resistance ir.
As you can see, the variable$x(which increases from 0 to 4 in the loop) was used to call the array.
Single-walled carbon nanotubes NTCPS are difficult to be synthesized, which increases their cost and virtually precludes its application on a large scale.
Asthma with persistent airway obstruction is most common in older women, which increases the difficulty in making the differential diagnosis with COPD.
The difficulty in determining the exact age of those convicted due to the lack of birth certificates is a circumstance which increases the discretionary nature of this type of punishment.