Examples of using Precursor in English and their translations into Slovenian
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ALA is a natural biochemical precursor of heme that is metabolised in a series of enzymatic reactions to fluorescent porphyrins, particularly PPIX.
(7) The Department shall ensure that concentrations of the ozone precursor substances listed in Annex X to the Directive are measured at at least one sampling point.
If diarrhea began as a precursor to the birth process, it will pass on its own immediately after the birth of the baby.
Cholesterol is the precursor to the development of all other steroids manufactured in the human body.
In recent decades, hate speech has been a precursor to atrocity crimes, including genocide, from Rwanda to Bosnia to Cambodia.
This results in the crystallization of the precursor carbon parts into crystalline graphite
The precursor to the present building was the temporary House of Representatives,
Experts say that for a healthy woman, such a precursor indicates that a baby will be born in a day or two.
Description Beta-carotene is the precursor of vitamin A and is converted as needed by the body.
The strategy recognizes that over the past 75 years, hate speech has been a precursor to atrocity crimes, including genocide, from Rwanda to Bosnia to Cambodia.
This work marked the transition from a precursor game to a mass show
Tyrosine is a precursor to the neurotransmitters dopamine
is a precursor of numerous substances involved in inflammatory processes,
Such a demonstration programme could then be the precursor to a CCS roll-out,
Techniques include surgically implanting oligodendrocyte precursor cells in the central nervous system
Over the past 75 years, hate speech has been a precursor to atrocity crimes, including genocide, from Rwanda to Bosnia to Cambodia.
The LatinChat was an icon of webchats at that time and it was the precursor of other popular chats such as the Yahoo chat,
Ground level ozone is a transboundary air pollutant formed in situ in the atmosphere from precursor emissions of volatile organic compounds(e.g. petrol vapour)
which may be a precursor of endometrial carcinoma.
Furthermore, cholesterol is a vital compound in the cell membrane, and it serves as the precursor in the production of sex hormones