Examples of using Create problems in English and their translations into Swedish
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Grapefruit juice can create problems with P-glycoprotein as well as organic anion carrying polypeptides(OATPs), increasing bio-availability of many medicines.
This can create problems with the flow, surface wetting
Because of envy, there's envy within the cartel. I work exclusively for my boss and that can create problems.
It would create problems of depopulation and reduction in economic activity in the least-favoured areas.
Grapefruit juice can create problems with P-glycoprotein as well as organic anion transferring polypeptides(OATPs), enhancing bio-availability of many drugs.
because they can create problems with assimilation.
Grapefruit juice could create problems with P-glycoprotein as well as natural anion moving polypeptides(OATPs), enhancing bio-availability of lots of medications.
Discrimination anddouble taxation, for instance, create problems in several fields, such as pensions,
Grapefruit juice could create problems with P-glycoprotein as well as organic anion transporting polypeptides(OATPs), raising bio-availability of lots of medications.
Discrimination and double taxation, for instance, create problems in several fields, such as pensions,
Grapefruit juice can create problems with P-glycoprotein and also natural anion delivering polypeptides(OATPs),
Intestinal disorders create problems in the colon, which can cause aching pain at the bottom of the back to the right or left.
especially those that create problems, as well as participation in programs of radio and television brought her many passionate supporters.
Many centres of tourism have become areas of unbridled mass recreation which create problems for local communities.
Many contributions criticised the divergence of rules on fundamental issues of contract law which create problems and entail higher transaction costs.
phase of the Review, business and consumer stakeholders have pointed out a number of examples of regulatory fragmentation which create problems.
plastic bags create problems.
we want to enjoy sense gratification, and we create problems.
we should not disregard the fact that they create problems for some people in the short term.
In fact, both what food we eat and how this is being done can create problems for the well-being of our sea and lakes.