Examples of using Particularly problematic in English and their translations into Slovak
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British adults have low levels of vitamin D, and this is particularly problematic in autumn and winter.
which are particularly problematic in low frequencies.
Country specific recommendations(CSRs) do not consistently identify poor administrative performers or particularly problematic administrative weaknesses,
Stakeholders have identified as particularly problematic in this regard the obligations to disclose price sensitive information,
The latter case is particularly problematic because, in addition to treating the disease, it must also be effectively masked.
renders this prolongation in QTc interval particularly problematic(see section 4.8).
Direct NO2 emissions are considered particularly problematic as they have the most significant health impacts in inner-city areas.
Implementation has been particularly problematic in the nature conservation,
With still cameras, camera shake is particularly problematic at slow shutter speeds
The Structural Funds are particularly problematic because documentation and detailed financial data are only available regionally,
This is particularly problematic in countries with very few fact-checkers, where the volume
Epoxy skin sensitisation is particularly problematic in construction, where a safe
The new temperature and inspection provisions in respect of minced meat set out in Regulation(EC) 853/2004 are particularly problematic as minced meat is a product of major economic importance,
the situation is particularly problematic with heavy reliance on landfilling,
Rather than give a detailed account of the transposition of the provisions of Directive 2000/43/EC in the Member States, the aim of this report is to flag up certain aspects that are particularly problematic or important and to identify good practice.
are particularly problematic in terms of comparability of offers,
stakeholder feedback to the Green Paper suggests that they are particularly problematic in the food supply chain.
Persecution of people with albinism is based on the belief that certain body parts of people with albinism can transmit magical powers and this is particularly problematic in Tanzania and Malawi.
The"internal energy market" is particularly problematic because security of energy supply is a vital national interest,
Particularly problematic is the unavailability of economically feasible