Examples of using Technically difficult in English and their translations into Portuguese
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One key reason is that the mode of action of paraquat is so fast that it is technically difficult to achieve effective resistance.
more technically difficult, and requires the use of special materials for suitable performance of the surgery; however, its results tend to last longer.
since it was a technically difficult and politically very sensitive report.
How to pool resources and ensure that asylum burdens are not felt disproportionately by a few Member States is both technically difficult and politically sensitive.
I want to congratulate Mrs Damião on her excellent report on such a sensitive and technically difficult dossier as asbestos.
The voting process, though technically difficult due to the lack of infrastructure,
it clear here that heritage and museum railways are exempt from all the technically difficult but generally necessary safety provisions.
2 ectopic artery reimplantation in the correct coronary sinus technically difficult.
Many knees with large tibial defects require technically difficult procedures and the chances of a bad positioning are high,
However, high-flow fistulas are still considered technically difficult to undergo transarterial embolization,
high patient volume, technically difficult patients and time constraints,
where they can be technically difficult, such as low rectal anastomosis, esophagogastric or esophagojejunal anastomosis.
While it may prove to be technically difficult in the satellite age to provide parents with a filtering system which will allow them to shield their children from unsuitable material,
Open reoperation is technically difficult because of adhesions and fibrosis,
which could technically difficult the suture.
puncture of the dura-mater, and in 1 patient 2.2% the puncture was technically difficult Table II.
stenotic lesions are technically difficult to assess; its application in patients undergoing neoadjuvant therapy is still being determined,
risk making performance of the contract technically difficult or expensive, or if the contracting authority is not in a position to coordinate performance of the contract.
This option is technically difficult but has the advantage of providing fair compensation for all victims._BAR.
Not only is it technically difficult and unstable and frightening,