Examples of using An expected in English and their translations into Swedish
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was published on 26 June 2020, where First Berlin reviewed the company's potential with an expected but continued positive outcome.
Therefore, it is clear that despite the progress in implementing the Strategy and an expected further decrease of CO2 emissions,
VDB calculates the depreciation allowance of an asset with an initial value, an expected useful life,
As the Riksbank has an expected future inflation target
however this is an expected clinical outcome of MDS
Although bleeding is an expected adverse reaction of nintedanib due to its mechanism of action,
Besides an expected pharmacological effect i.e. reduction of B cells,
This has affected agricultural production, with an expected general reduction of yields in several crops
Apart from the fact that the 2004 budget is dominated by the accession of an expected ten new Member States,
Due to limited clinical data and an expected increased exposure of doripenem
With an expected 1 trillion USD in sales in 2012, the industry can prevent a lot of global warming pollution if it moves to clean energy in its manufacturing processes.
Member States shall ensure that at least household customers, and microenterprises with an expected yearly consumption of below 100 000 kWh, have access, free of charge, to at least
paclitaxel combination chemotherapy to be an effective regimen in patients with metastatic breast cancer, with an expected and manageable toxicity
EUR 1 100 billion per year, with an expected annual growth rate of between 5% and 46.
from a potential one-off expenditure related to the planned lease contract for fighter jets with an expected deficit-increasing impact of 0.5% of GDP in 2015.
they can react in the way Christ reacted, instead of in an expected, human way.
HbA1c decreased by 18% compared with an expected average increase of 15%.
relatively loose monetary and fiscal policy and an expected economic upswing abroad.
The price of a property reflects the current value of the property's expected yield, consisting of a net operating cost and an expected future change in value that is discounted with a nominal yield curve.
which can be explained by an expected and actual increase in liquidity resulting from the creation of an integrated euro money market.