Examples of using Intractable in English and their translations into Greek
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However, there are still numerous gaps in the heterochromatic parts of the genome which is much harder to sequence due to numerous repeats and other intractable sequence features.
prolonged conflicts even more intractable.
this may be among the most intractable, analysts say.
Prophylactic treatment of severe intractable migraine(with or without aura)
The summit also highlights entrepreneurship as a practical means to address some of the world's most intractable challenges.
The peak of this blackmail is a statement, that intractable child change for another good.
That's especially true when it comes to the intractable challenges posed by global debt.
may be easier than dealing with the intractable divisions within society-between the rich
Is favourable for the prophylactic treatment of severe intractable migraine(with or without aura)
It will also highlight entrepreneurship as means to address some of the most intractable global challenges.
so are seemingly intractable.
The prophylactic treatment of severe intractable migraine(with or without aura)
The dispute has so far proven intractable and Erdogan has said Saudi Arabia should solve the crisis.
The summit will also display entrepreneurship as means to address some of the most intractable global challenges.
All of the great world religions address themselves to some(perhaps one) great, intractable Problem.
Rawls turned towards the question of political legitimacy in the context of intractable philosophical, religious,
while the layman they seem intractable.
At one time type III factors were considered to be intractable objects, but Tomita- Takesaki theory has led to a good structure theory.
with the technique of immunohistochemistry for proper diagnosis of difficult or intractable diagnostic problems.
Hiccups that last more than two months are called intractable, or hard to manage.