Examples of using Difficult to distinguish in English and their translations into Swedish
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
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Political
It is difficult to distinguish their work from that of their father.
It is difficult to distinguish.
Placing ads to make it difficult to distinguish ads and content.
Many species are extremely difficult to distinguish.
Many species are quite similar and difficult to distinguish, but some are clearly distinct.
However, it is difficult to distinguish them from frequent complications occurring in premature babies
However, it is difficult to distinguish them from frequent complications occurring in premature babies
However, it can be very difficult to distinguish these species to which they occasionally hybridize.
In strong sunlight, it was difficult to distinguish the nuances in colour of the iron,
For the layman, it can often be difficult to distinguish between the causes of, perhaps even many different, symptoms.
That is partly because it is difficult to distinguish between the work on accessibility and other parts of development.
It is often difficult to distinguish between basal cell cancer from acne scar,
This creates problems since it can be difficult to distinguish the decay particles from the two W particles from each other.
Blurring the line between reality and illusion, it often becomes difficult to distinguish when Manders is actually integrating natural wood
In addition, the scale of the megohmmeter is non-linear and does not allow the measured value to fall into a dense area of scale value that is difficult to distinguish when reading.
Many Member States find it difficult to distinguish between domestic output and re-exports,
In particular, it may be difficult to distinguish between temporary and permanent relationships among nonstationary time series.
It may be difficult to distinguish between the two, which is why it would be best to delete Boxworld.
At darker roasts, the"roast flavor" is so dominant that it can be difficult to distinguish the origin of the beans used in the roast.
However, one member noted that it was very difficult to distinguish the temporary and permanent components in the energy price upturn.