Examples of using Thereby causing in English and their translations into Slovak
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produce unwanted peptides that induce the capillaries to release fluids into surrounding tissues, thereby causing edema.
to prevent too much water into the conditioner, thereby causing plugging machine or mildew
could further weaken a market which is already in severe crisis, thereby causing job losses
you are racing to conclude bilateral free trade agreements to the detriment of multilateralism, thereby causing social and fiscal dumping.
intentionally or with gross negligence, the CRA Regulation, thereby causing damage to an investor having relied on a credit rating of such CRA,
stimulates bulbs of hair, thereby, causing noticeable improvement of growth.
ulceration of the small intestine mucosa may affect the normal movement of food through the gastrointestinal tract and thereby cause pain and spasms;
which cannot be degraded and thereby cause cell damage.
otherwise he/she shall be responsible for the damage thereby caused to the Provider.
bears sole liability for any damage or loss thereby caused by him to any person.
This lowers economic activity further, thereby causing people to hoard more etc.
It should not be forcibly fixed, thereby causing damage to its skin.
Does your child always praise himself, thereby causing other people's disapproval?
Whereas this unfair competition puts European carriers under pressure, thereby causing job losses in Europe;
But it can lead to abnormally low blood sugar levels, thereby causing hypoglycaemia in many people.
Skin, it will contribute to a more pronounced evaporation, thereby causing a decrease in temperature.
kiwi affect the distribution of histamine, thereby causing migraines.
contaminated with urine, thereby causing diaper rash.
IMS is very effective for releasing shortened muscles under contracture, thereby causing mechanical pain from muscle pull.
Microcells of oil are capable to enter interaction with organism cages, thereby causing their protective function.