Ministry of higher and secondary

Exercise 1. Analyze the structure of the sentence, select the semantic groups and translate.
1. If the lesions return, further evaluation and perhaps physician referral are needed.
2 It is important to note when using a single-firing technique that in order to avoid inadvertently removing the glaze when applying stain, one should mix a little glaze with stain material before application.
3. Current data are relatively limited, but it appears the prevalence of HCV infection is notnotably higher in dentists than in the general community. 4.
As health professionals have increased their ability to change faces, the necessity to understand what is and is not beautiful has intensified. Exercise 2. Analyze and translate the sentences, paying attention to the coordination of times and whether and if unions introducing an indirect question (a question inside a statement or another question).

1. 
   It was found that silicone-type materials absorbed less water than plasticized acrylics because of their high hydrophobicity, and heat-curing materials absorbed less water than self-curing ones due to less porosity.
   
2. 
   There remains the question of whether the inflammatory condition is due to primary infection by Candida albicans or whether yeasts are secondary invaders of traumatized tissues.
   
3. 
   Other possible sources of chemical irritation are the initiator, the inhibitor or the pigment.
   
4. 
   This may lead one to question whether a tooth with reduced alveolar bone support has equal sensory input.
   
5. 
   It is unclear if the absence of skeletal malocclusions would improve the agreement among the various cephalometricstudies..
   
6. 
   In the years following the Second World War, advice about healthy eating often urged mothers to give their young children diets rich in calcium and vitamin D, so that they would form strong healthy bones and teeth: the inference was that these strong teeth would be less likely to decay.