Examples of using Can be minimised in English and their translations into Swedish
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As for the administrative burdens for the suppliers involved, these could be minimised with the proposed one-stop mechanism.
costs for companies could be minimised through greater transparency between companies
The impact of any regulatory approach could be minimised by providing transition periods that allow for the labelling changes to be made during the normal cycle for label changes that are in operation within a company.
However… No, I can… That can be minimised.
In this way, unplanned workshop visits become plannable and downtime can be minimised.
However, this can be minimised by using the recommended dose and schedule of administration.
Thanks to nanotechnology, surgeries and the side effects of pharmaceutical treatments can be minimised.
Together with a touch-free sensor dispenser and sealed refills, hygiene is maintained and cross-contamination can be minimised.
Together with our hands-free Tork dispenser with arm lever, hygiene is maintained and cross-contamination can be minimised.
Together with our hands-free Tork Liquid Skincare Dispensers with arm lever, hygiene is maintained and cross-contamination can be minimised.
The service organization can react more quickly to situations that arise, costs can be minimised and non-essential travel can be eliminated.
It is inevitable that modern cities impact on the environment, although the way in which they affect their surroundings can be minimised.
the risk of flooding can be minimised, and it is lower when movements of water are precisely simulated and monitored.
In addition, certain visual impairments that cannot be corrected later can be minimised, or even wholly avoided,
The possibility of symptomatic hypotension with Zestril can be minimised by discontinuing the diuretic prior to initiation of treatment with Zestril see section 4.4.
Energy consumption in areas with low public traffic can be minimised with presence sensors,
This risk can be minimised by the development of common indicators
whereby consequential damage can be minimised and after surgery the retention
The real issue is not the extent of the benefits to be obtained under Mode 4 but rather which benefits may be guaranteed and which negative impacts can be minimised.
In addition, labour costs and space needed for the production line can be minimised.