Examples of using Common source in English and their translations into Ukrainian
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It is an occurrence of a group of illnesses of similar nature and derived from a common source, in excess of what would be normally expected in a community or region.
These ideas cannot be prevented from being the common source from which all the rest flows.
Summary Fish and shellfish are a common source of food poisoning due to the presence of histamine and toxins.
At the time this study was published it was considered extremely exciting because it seemed to suggest a valuable use for a common source of big data.
Excessively large portion sizes are a common source of excess calories that can cause weight to creep on.
Since the end of the Cold War, ethno-national-cultural conflicts have become the most common source of political violence
Since the end of the Cold War, ethno-cultural conflicts have become the most common source of political violence in the world,
Since the end of the Cold War, ethno-cultural conflicts have become the most common source of political violence in the world,
agriculture is a common source of occupational injuries
Ancient Rus is our common source and we cannot live without each other.”.
This is coal, the most common source of electricity on the planet,
The Common Source Library, developed for the Navy by Lockheed,
The two light rays with a common source combine at the half-silvered mirror to reach the detector.
to defend the dignity of LGBT people emanate from a common source.
are also a very common source of salmonellae.
Both gospels would share a common source, which the researcher called it with the letter Q(Q in this case is the abbreviation of the word Quelle in German,
Consequently, interference from other routers in the vicinity is a common source of connectivity problems,
but they agree that a common source of borrowing should be.
one should keep in mind that some of them may indicate contacts of the Khazar period or have a common source of borrowing.
Sanskrit had independently‘sprung from some common source, which, perhaps, no longer exists'.