Examples of using Large proportion in English and their translations into Romanian
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From the clinical studies, a large proportion of patients used atazanavir and/
The Annex to the Directive now includes a large proportion of Community consumer protection legislation.
Regarding side effects, although a large proportion of subjects develop injection site reactions,
contains a large number, and sometimes a large proportion of chemical additives which can be carcinogenic,
which implement a large proportion of the EU budget,
In a large proportion of patients, the disease presents with sinus congestion that does not improve with antibiotics and decongestants.
It will be vital to protect the activities of small businesses at this difficult time because SMEs make up a large proportion of our economy.
Neutral tones with a large proportion of yellow admixture,
A large proportion of these children are institutionalized,
In many cases of femicide10, a large proportion of the victims had already reported acts of violence or threats.
I agree that the Member States should be represented in the structure of the new service and that a large proportion of women would be appropriate.
Even in some EU Member States, a large proportion of citizens would agree to the introduction of capital punishment.
Iceland already fulfils a large proportion of a Member State's obligations.
Whereas cinema exhibition continues to account for a large proportion of film revenue
not least given the large proportion of overall investment involving businesses and companies.
realm of the ORs, and whereas their EEZs make up a large proportion of the EU's total EEZ;
Czech Republic and Slovakia, a large proportion of reported treatment demands relate to a primary methamphetamine problem(see box on methamphetamine).
In addition, we certify a large proportion of scoured wool for Length After Carding(LAC).
We need the risks to be distributed fairly, because a large proportion of the earlier gains undoubtedly went into the private sector.
It is a very descriptive report covering all activities in 2009 and a large proportion of the complaints, which, incidentally,