Examples of using Underlying causes in English and their translations into Swedish
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Treatment should not be resumed until dehydration and its underlying causes are corrected
These underlying causes of conflict must remain the target of all EU cooperation assistance to the country.
Underlying causes for moral stress,
It is important to be responsive to early symptoms and underlying causes, that is, to examine"what is the rustle.
The report also sidesteps the underlying causes of migration, which are rooted in increasingly deep inequality.
The underlying causes of poverty are many
Underlying causes and risk factors,
Early identification of shifts in demand and their underlying causes helps avoid unnecessary purchases,
The underlying causes of the production disturbances we had for a large part of 2017 are now handled.
Background: Dizziness can be derived from various underlying causes and is more common in the elderly.
We must fight against the underlying causes of migration in the shape of poverty and conflicts.
The complete reports offer great potential to identify underlying causes, to produce and decide on remedial actions.
Nevertheless, the impact of social media is seen as on of the triggers for other underlying causes.
determine potential underlying causes, before pharmacological treatment is considered.
Abstract[en] Background: Dizziness can be derived from various underlying causes and is more common in the elderly.
It shall state the direct causes as well as contributing factors and underlying causes established by the investigation.
Functional medicine is personalised medicine that deals with primary prevention and underlying causes instead of symptoms for serious chronic disease.
It is time now to address and to deal with these underlying causes, and to come up with lasting solutions.
In addition, you will learn what effects stress can have on you and what underlying causes leads to stress.
Although the obvious reason seems to lie in the religious dimension, we must also focus on other underlying causes, as my colleague Gay Mitchell rightly pointed out as well.