Examples of using Difficult to handle in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Computer
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It may be an alternative because the matrices are extremely fragile and difficult to handle," says Millás.
As opposed to these innovative approaches to treat difficult to handle pain, clinical practice uses passive excruciating pain-inducing mobilizations and contrast baths.
If it is too difficult to handle, add a little more water until you have pasta texture.
Alone, it is very difficult to handle, so it is best to invite a partner.
it also made them difficult to handle in other respects.
They used materials that are cheap but difficult to handle in a prosthesis laboratory,
made of glass and difficult to handle, the work of loading
heavier, making it pretty difficult to handle day-to-day, meaning the smaller iPhone XS is the better option.
are rather expensive and difficult to handle large dogs.
Even difficult to handle products, including granules
If we consider complex environments such as emergency management the problem of information overload becomes even more difficult to handle.
are difficult to handle.
plasma is apparently something that it is difficult to handle.
making clinical presentation even more complex and difficult to handle.
capsules are notoriously difficult to handle in industrial settings.
The stigma associated with obsessive compulsive disorder as a mental illness is indeed painful and difficult to handle.
external pressures become difficult to handle, EU Automation helps pharmaceutical companies save time and money.
tests using prismatic specimens, which are very large and difficult to handle.
As you know, fragile and valuable pharmaceutical tablets are notoriously difficult to handle in processing plants.
are more difficult to handle.