Examples of using Causing severe in English and their translations into Slovenian
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As your arthritis continues to worsen, your joints remain swollen, causing severe pain when doing daily activities.
Pomalidomide is expected to be harmful to the unborn child, causing severe and life-threatening birth defects.
Identify any possible hazards- assess the risk of their machinery causing severe injury or damage and take action to make their machinery safer.
Hurricane Harvey battered Texas and parts of Louisiana in late August, causing severe damage to property and bringing the country's fourth-largest city, Houston, to a standstill.
The force basically crushes the bone, causing severe pain and restricted mobility to the victim.
form a clot(thrombus), causing severe pain, swelling, and inflammation.
Otherwise- in combed wounds can get infected, causing severe complication- a secondary skin infection;
a person sore neck and neck, causing severe headaches.
combined chemotherapeutic regimens known to be capable of causing severe thrombocytopenia.
In studies on pre and postnatal development in rats the survival rate of offspring was significantly reduced at doses causing severe maternal toxicity.
become entrapped between the tarsal bones, causing severe pain during gait.
boost your muscle's capabilities without causing severe damage unlike Dianabol does.
while they bleed, causing severe suffering to a woman or man.
they gnaw through numerous channels, causing severe itching in a rabbit.
On 24 January 2009 a major storm("Klaus") hit south-western France causing severe damages.
as well as a special protein prion, causing severe diseases of the central nervous system.
surrounding tissues inside the eye become inflamed, causing severe sensitivity to light,
surrounding tissues inside the eye become inflamed, causing severe sensitivity to light,
for example, causing severe pain at the site,
respiratory tract, causing severe respiratory distress.