Examples of using Majority of cases in English and their translations into Romanian
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In the very great majority of cases the institution of the gens seems to have originated directly out of the punaluan family.
It's unknown as to what causes the majority of cases of mesothelioma but it's most often linked to exposure to asbestos.
The specifications are then formally standardized by either CENELEC or, in the majority of cases, ETSI"(European Telecommunications Standards Institute).
Trip Advisor, in the majority of cases, rated the location with“excellent”
cause the majority of cases of zoonoses in humans.
the onset of the reaction occurring in the majority of cases within the first month of treatment.
Loss of hair(the majority of cases of hair loss happened less than one month after starting Abraxane. When it happens,
The majority of cases decided in 2014 relate to events which took place many years previously,
I said performer first because, as it happens in the majority of cases, we firstly meet with music from this perspective,
The lightning discharges are in large majority of cases accompanied by very strong wind
In the majority of cases, the average number of water consumed throughout the day in humans is almost no more than two
Many people believe whatever the media says, and in the majority of cases it is the media that normally serves as a person's source of information.
In the majority of cases, the goal of viruses and worms was to spread as much as possible, with a high infection rate leading
small accommodation unit, which in majority of cases combines living room,
regulatory authorities since the majority of cases are non-serious unconfirmed consumer reports.
However, the majority of cases are hereditary.
Visualisation is possible in the large majority of cases.
In most the majority of cases the subjects with these bags.
The majority of cases resolved after dose reduction
What should cause the majority of cases the desired result. who‘.
