Examples of using Develops gradually in English and their translations into Slovak
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a common cold develops gradually, usually during a day or two.
At least one aura symptom that develops gradually over more than four minutes or two or more that occur in succession.
Pathology develops gradually, so signs of hypoplasia of the thyroid gland do not appear immediately.
The disease develops gradually, if at a younger age do not pay attention to the pineal growth,
At least one aura symptom develops gradually over more than four minutes, or two or more symptoms occur in succession.
SARS develops gradually, with a slight fever,
The pathology develops gradually, and at first the main symptom of gonarthrosis can be only mild pain that appears after a state of rest.
At least 1 aura symptom develops gradually over more than 4 minutes or 2 or more symptoms occurring in succession.
Its action develops gradually to allow the hairdresser to proceed gradually
Microsporia develops gradually, therefore, in the first stages of a lesion, the patient may not immediately notice signs of the disease.
The disease develops gradually- over time, women notice that
It usually involves pain and stiffness that develops gradually, gets worse and then finally goes away.
The compression symptom develops gradually, the patient's condition sharply deteriorates up to coma and sopor.
as their effect develops gradually.
These symptoms of ascites are observed if the pathology develops gradually over the course of weeks and months.
Rheumatoid arthritis does not occur spontaneously, in a few days or weeks, but develops gradually.
medium-sized artery, develops gradually, most often occurs in sleep;
Chronic stress often develops gradually, the state is injected for months,
If untreated, the disease develops gradually, leading eventually to the advanced stage of periodontal disease….
This condition usually develops gradually and directly depends on the degree of growth of the polyps.