Examples of using Tend to appear in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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The long-term consequences are not yet very clear because this disorder tends to appear for shorter periods of time than other parasomnias.
In Europe, it tends to appear as a gel or a cream,
urinary tract infections and tends to appear before the age of 30 years.
Well even though this tends to appear in fairy tales as compared to real life,
It tends to appear more often in younger women and African-American women.
It tends to appear stacked in places which can help improve your wins.
Secondary OA tends to appear in relatively young individuals aged approximately 45 or 50.
Attacking slowly and steadily, symptoms of Type 2 Diabetes tends to appear after a long time.
He remarked that if you are compassionate and altruistic everything tends to appear in a positive light.
Another clue used against her was the fact that the faces tended to appear while Maria was present.
In fact, the most common is that a flu causes high fever(usually between 38 to 40 degrees) which tends to appear abruptly.
Generally, a picture tends to appear more impressive when taken from up close at a wide angle.
the one on the left(fig. 1) tends to appear larger.
the resulting image tends to appear natural.
Very fast motion on LCD displays still tends to appear blurred at times, whereas the same fast motion on the TX-P50VT30B can appear contoured and slightly noisy.
When an LCD panel displays the color black, it tends to appear more gray because the entire LCD panel is constantly backlit, even when there's the color black being displayed.
American Academy of Dermatology(AAD), men are more likely to have it than women, and it tends to appear between the ages of 55 and 65 years.
after a scarce time of supply, the real estate market is tending to appear a new product launch of enterprises at the end of the year, especially in HCMC.
In the Japanese study, vitamin D supplementation did not prevent influenza type B, which tends to appear later in the flu season than the“A” flu variety.
Symptoms tend to appear slowly, over time.