Examples of using More difficulty in English and their translations into Slovenian
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This study looked at how well the treatments reduced the time when patients have more difficulty moving about, called‘off periods'.
This study looked at how well the treatments reduced the time when patients have more difficulty moving about, called‘off periods'.
One of the consequences of aging is that the body loses heat easily and has more difficulty generating it.
remote areas in the EU usually have more difficulty obtaining full assistance
I have more difficulty with regard to on-call time not being considered as working time in the common position.
Some dogs are natural born swimmers, and some have a bit more difficulty with swimming techniques, but(how)
the medical illness, more difficulty adapting to their medical condition,
particularly for new market entrants which may have more difficulty balancing their overall sales portfolio than companies already established within a relevant market.
it turned out that women doctors have more difficulty in mastering a profession than men.
incompatible products, more difficulty in accessing/moving information across borders, etc.
even more inadequate and leads to even more difficulty.
pores in the gel, while larger ones have more difficulty.
SMEs have more difficulties in complying with the regulatory requirements in this area.
Do you have more difficulties hearing female voices or children?
Once leaving a job, older workers have more difficulties in finding new employment.
It does not cause more difficulties for adults.
There, we will see a lot more difficulties.
During compulsory education, boys tend to experience more difficulties than girls in adapting to the school environment
For this reason, SME's will have more difficulties in sending their products to other Member States,
A good laugh overcomes more difficulties and dissipates more dark clouds than any other one thing!”.