Examples of using The possible effects in English and their translations into Romanian
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Nevertheless, all patients taking medications should be very careful about the possible effects of these drugs on a foetus.
glaring information about the possible effects of the pill on the immune response
of the drug contains information on the possible effects of the use of"Cortef" in such periods in the form of development of insufficiency of adrenal activity, dyspnea, death.
taking into account the cross-border nature of the possible effects of nuclear energy.
There is a similarity with the possible effects of exclusive distribution,
doctors should consider whether the patient has any symptoms of the menopause, and the possible effects of treatment on the womb,
EU-OSHA has been running a series of foresight projects intended to evaluate the possible effects of new technologies,
80% of citizens consider that they do not have enough information about the possible effects, and 50% of them say they are worried.
He spoke about the production of red wines with grapes without adequate maturation and about the possible effects of climate change on grapes
has focussed instead on the possible effects of the Treaty of Lisbon on the ongoing review.
inter alia so that the possible effects of such GMOs on the environment may be monitored in accordance with the provisions of Articles 19(3)(f) and 20(1).
housing(including ownership status and costs), and the possible effects of the recession including results from the Eurobarometer survey on social climate.
any new study of the possible effects of electromagnetic fields that raises unanswered questions is blown up out of all proportion.
taking into account the gravity of the events and the possible effects in Europe, especially regarding the nuclear risk.
in the absence of a scientific consensus, there is a need for more research into the possible effects, both beneficial and harmful,
It should be recalled that the referring court has questioned whether those articles are applicable in the main proceedings because of the possible effects of the Law of 1958 on competition between the Member States
even without taking into account the possible effects of strong electro-mobility development.