1. It is sometimes difficult to mak

1. It is sometimes difficult to make a correct diagnosis (в ранних стадиях) of some diseases. 2. (Потеря аппетита) is a very important symptom, which a physician must always pay particular attention to. 3. (Повышение температуры) has been persisting for several months since it was a pneumonic form of tuberculosis. 4. Dullness in the lungs, accelerated respiration, dry or moist rales and crepitation may be (доказательством) of lobular pneumonia.

(Резкое увеличение) of the number of leucocytes is often the evidence of a certain inflammatory process in the human body.

Результаты (английский) 1:

1. It is sometimes difficult to make a correct diagnosis (early stages) of some diseases. 2. (loss of appetite) is a very important symptom, which a physician must always pay particular attention to. 3. (temperature rise) has been persisting for several months since it was a pneumonic form of tuberculosis. 4. Dullness in the lungs, accelerated respiration, dry or moist rales and crepitation may be (proof) of lobular usefulness.(Sharp increase) of the number of leucocytes is often the evidence of a certain anti-inflammatory process in the human body.

Результаты (английский) 2:

1. It is sometimes difficult to make a correct diagnosis (in the early stages) of some diseases. 2. (loss of appetite) is a very important symptom, which a physician must always pay particular attention to. 3. (fever) has been persisting for several months since it was a pneumonic form of tuberculosis. 4. Dullness in the lungs, accelerated respiration, dry or moist rales and crepitation may be (evidence) of lobular pneumonia. (Sharp increase) of the number of leucocytes is often the evidence of a certain inflammatory process in the human body.

Результаты (английский) 3:

1. it is sometimes difficult to make a correct diagnosis in the early stages of some diseases. 2. (loss of appetite) is a very important symptom, which a physician must always pay particular attention to. 3. (higher temperature) has been persisting for several months since it was a pneumonic form of tuberculosis. 4. Dullness in the lungs.using respiration, dry or moist rales and crepitation may be (proof) of lobular pneumonia.

(a sharp increase of the number of leucocytes is often the evidence of a certain anti-inflammatory process in the human body.