Examples of using Which can affect in English and their translations into Danish
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Availability of the Economic Calendar which includes publications on various countries' macroeconomic indicators, which can affect financial instrument prices.
He may end up choosing an answer that he doesn't agree with from your list of choices, which can affect the integrity of your results.
there may other drug which can affect the drug, which may lead to side effects.
Exe file which is actually a 7zip archive, which can affect your PC, if you execute it.
Using these vulnerabilities, they can access a user's system to install malware which can affect performance and, more critically, lead to identity theft.
The Commission already takes into account the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child when it prepares new proposals which can affect children.
If you work in an environment which can affect their wages(for example, you have a piece wage,
bioactive substances, which can affect the metabolism of poultry in the body,
the other processes which can affect economic policy.
to unexpected problems and challenges, which can affect our customers.
checking and counting, which can affect daily living, while also helping to reduce persistent thoughts or obsessions.
certainly demonstrated the serious volatility which can affect our agriculture markets.
incurable inflammatory diseases of the central nervous system, which can affect the brain, the brain stem and spinal cord.
There are also fears that the quake has damaged infrastructure in the area so much that it will affect the big factories of Honda and Sony, which can affect their production and thus the entire Japanese economy.
related conditions like high cholesterol, which can affect the flow of blood needed to produce an erection.
blurred vision which can affect your ability to drive
I mean a solution which can affect all the institutions, which can achieve the agreement of all the institutions,
is a measure of the strength of a selective agency perpetually sifting out every modification in the structure of flowers which can affect its capabilities for cross-fertilisation.
We have to consider on the one hand the protection of minors from certain contents which can affect their physical or moral development
They also raise side issues which could affect Kashmir.