Examples of using Chronically in English and their translations into Slovenian
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In high-risk patients, such as the chronically ill, over-65s,
single-parent families, the chronically ill and the elderly.
so if a pregnant woman is a hairdresser and chronically exposed to chemicals,
were then treated chronically with dietary protein restriction and sodium phenylbutyrate,
is a type of obstructive lung disease characterized by chronically poor airflow.
People with mutations in these gene may respond to the presence of some bacteria in such a way that their immune system become chronically over-activated and attacks not only bacteria
help accident victims and the chronically ill to retain their jobs
In spite of being recorded, we must be aware that excessive fat stores can not come in any way if the caloric intake of food and drink chronically does not exceed the energy consumption for metabolism,
which in any other way chronically affects human health.
disabled, chronically ill or others-
After the war Chamberlain's chronically bad health took a turn for the worse
says that when the body is chronically inflamed, it can lead to long-term problems like heart disease,
Sterile alginate dressings with medical honey, for moist healing of chronically wounds and burns,
but if you have chronically dry skin you might want to consider an alternative.
obese and chronically ill.
meaning that athletes are chronically deficient in both if they don't attend to the levels of these minerals.
5% keep them chronically.
explains that it can be used successfully to treat the chronically ill, those that do not respond well to other treatments,
when already the person has become chronically addicted to nicotine and stop smoking without
If your nasal passages are chronically inflamed, and you simply breathe out of your mouth due to necessity,