Usage of "have severe"

Aún no tenemos significados para "have severe".

Uso de have severe en inglés

Gonzalez said stopping crop production would have severe consequences for tequila makers. 
 Reuters 

Mutations affecting the Nodal factors have severe consequences in mammals and fish. 
 Pubmed 

Both have severe arthritis and diabetes, and need the heating on constantly. 
 The Guardian 

Furthermore, adult patients have severe chest wall deformities with calcificated costal cartilage. 
 Pubmed 

The double mutants have severe replication defects and accumulate aberrant replication intermediates. 
 Pubmed 

Well, indeed, might my mother say, that I should have severe trials. 
 Clarissa Harlowe; or the history of a young lady — Volume 1 

The Japanese crisis could have severe consequences for the global economy. 
 Reuters 

Almost one third of children in these disadvantaged areas have severe literacy problems. 
 The Irish Times 

These measures are likely to have severe impacts on Irish businesses. 
 The Irish Times 

Age-associated changes in tissue maintenance and repair have severe consequences to human physiology. 
 Pubmed 

Aid agencies report many have severe mental health problems and some are suicidal. 
 Radio NZ 

Don't take internally if you have severe hypertension or heart disease. 
 Prescription alternatives: hundreds of safe, natural, prescripti... 

But interfering that openly might have severe ramifications for Miss Ruth. 
 In Fire Forged 

That alone would have severe consequences to the financial sustainability of South African rugby. 
 The South African 

But not everyone believes the measures will have severe consequences. 
 Reuters 

These parameters should, therefore, be useful for predicting which patients will have severe VLS. 
 Pubmed 

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