Examples of using Majority of cases in English and their translations into Slovak
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The majority of cases are diagnosed in older teenagers
While particular medications, drugs, or medical problems can cause breast advancement in males, the majority of cases do not have a recognized cause.
I support stepping up the legal fight against the distribution of those medicines via the Internet since the majority of cases of counterfeit medicines entering the European market occur in this way.
Their research showed that the majority of cases which have nothing to do with the interests of the state
The majority of cases, vomiting was transient
But in the majority of cases„our“ software is being operated somewhere deep inside the company,
Clearly something is going on, but it is most likely not a problem with genetics in the majority of cases, as conventional medicine has often suggested.
The finding that the majority of cases occurred in the 1960s
The majority of cases which come before the Court of Justice
Although in the majority of cases both criteria will lead to the same court(as occurs in the present case),
The majority of cases had an outcome of recovered
This condition usually does not end in long-term disability, and the majority of cases can be handled using non-surgical treatment techniques.
As a group they can immediately be identified as vulnerable and in the majority of cases in need of special measures.
medical problems are related to the development of breasts in men, the majority of cases have no known cause.
Modern medicine has moved far ahead in recent decades, so, the in the majority of cases, it is possible to cope with the problem without resorting to surgical intervention.
the recovery after trepanation is the same as in the majority of cases.
The majority of patients with lymphadenopathy continued on treatment with Zinbryta, and the majority of cases resolved within 3 months.
A dose-related increase in CK levels has been observed in patients taking rosuvastatin; the majority of cases were mild,
In the majority of cases, the Commission has looked at possible anti-competitive effects resulting from the merger of two undertakings active in the same market absent any coordination with other competitors("non-coordinated effects").
Secondly, since, in the majority of cases, natural disasters are also caused by human acts,