Examples of using To varying degrees in English and their translations into Croatian
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In relation to outreach to relevant stakeholders the actions of the Programme were successful to varying degrees.
chemical properties of soil have been damaged to varying degrees.
bone tissues of all parts of the spine to varying degrees.
each of us can see it to varying degrees depending on our ability.
the output of 20 titanium concentrate may be reduced to varying degrees.
This is especially true of the processes in which the immune system is affected to varying degrees.
As splenic enlargement is a common finding in patients with HIV infection and is present to varying degrees in most patients with AIDS,
are acknowledged by authorities to varying degrees: Austria,
is present to varying degrees in most patients with AIDS,
As splenomegaly is a common finding in patients with HIV infection and is present to varying degrees in most patients with AIDS,
tackling environmental risks and impacts of shale gas operations(although to varying degrees), providing enhanced legal certainty
from completely open to varying degrees of structuring of topics,
can improve the patient's chest to varying degrees, the area before the heart palpitations,
If a sufficiently large surface has been covered, which, as a rule, entails transverse damage of several ribs and their displacement to varying degrees, then in this case shortening of the bones is often due to the overlap of their fragments against each other.
is present to varying degrees in most patients with AIDS, the relationship to
the amount of titanium used in the main consumption areas of China in 2017 has increased to varying degrees, especially in the high-end fields such as aerospace,
the ones driven by a sole GHG target include explicit assumptions to varying degrees on the type of energy efficiency policies implemented,
Brumation can occur to varying degrees.
Yes… Well, to varying degrees.
The invasion of the lungs may lead to varying degrees of cell death.