Examples of using Were diagnosed in English and their translations into Russian
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The first two HIV/AIDS cases in Albania were diagnosed and reported in 1993.
involving 35 pregnant women who were diagnosed with malignant tumors during pregnancy.
Three adolescents with Stage I-II endometriosis managed with NET-A(up to 15 mg/day for 28-78 months) were diagnosed with hepatic adenomas at ages 17-22 years.
The project"We will win autism!" of the Mercy Volunteer Society Public Fund- for social adaptation of children who were diagnosed with autism.
Forty-three per cent of hypertension cases were diagnosed in primary health-care facilities,
4.7% of the women reported that they were diagnosed as depressed/anxious, to only 3.8% of the men.
In each year(2013 and 2014), 24 cases of TB were diagnosed in health care workers.
FGIDs were diagnosed in 30(21.0%) of them.
More than 4.9 million new AIDS cases were diagnosed in 2005, and that number of cases will surely disrupt efforts to provide treatment for all.
some injured passengers had to wait for considerable periods before they were diagnosed and sent to hospital.
According to the Hong Kong Cancer Registry, a total of 24 342 new cases of cancers were diagnosed in 2007, of which 46.5 per cent occurred in women.
V.G., P.K. and R.V. All of them were diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia.
So hundreds of thousands of Americans who contracted polio as a result of vaccination at the end of the 50-X were diagnosed as suffering from flaccid paralysis or encephalitis.
Of these, 77% were diagnosed in the East of the Region
The results of the medical treatment were the following: 252 detainees ended their treatment, 140 were diagnosed as being cured and 34 prisoners discontinued it.
tested for the virus, and a total of 10 new cases were diagnosed.
While in 2010, 188 new melanoma cases were diagnosed in Estonia, in 2014,
in Iran's monitoring and assessment study, only 74 were diagnosed with pulmonary disease.
about 30% of the trauma victims were diagnosed as suffering from severe anxiety and trauma.