Examples of using An inability in English and their translations into Norwegian
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Such a  dream may indicate an inability to control the situation
Incontinence is the name given to an inability to control urine elimination,
And I'm afraid that an inability to improvise is the most common of failings.
including an inability to pass urine(urinary retention) and mental health problems.
This results in an inability to control the bladder
Fatigue(due to an inability to sleep or poor sleep due to tooth pressure).
When we talk about an inability to conceive and its psychological effects,
This indicates a  violation in the hormonal system(and is accompanied by an inability to conceive a  child).
can cause low pH and an inability to maintain proper calcium levels.
constant leakage because of an inability to control the flow of urine.
With teenagers, the cause can often be boredom or an inability to communicate with others.
as well as an inability to attract and retain talent.
But most people just refuse to use it, either from an inability to understand it or mental laziness.
which is an inability to empty your bladder.
The project has encountered many challenges and much of the issue appears to be an inability to give actual priority to public transport when the measures are to be implemented.
any member of your family have porphyria an inability to break down porphyrins that may be passed on from parents to children.
An inability to perform a  specific procedure does not constitute a  limitation on the scope of the audit if the auditor is able to obtain sufficient appropriate audit evidence by performing alternative procedures.
When the auditor disclaims an  opinion due to an inability to obtain sufficient appropriate audit evidence,
any member of your family have porphyria an inability to breakdown porphyrins that may be passed on from parents to children.