Examples of using Less commonly in English and their translations into Swedish
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Medicine
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Less commonly, a single nodule is responsible for the excess hormone secretion,
Less commonly, some users have experienced cyanopsia everything appears to have a tinted blue tinge.
Less commonly used varieties with purple,
Less commonly patients have reported infections,
Less commonly the lining of the abdomen
Jiàn zhǐ are less commonly used than the Orchid Palm, and are typically reserved for portraying characters proficient in martial arts.
It is far less commonly used today because the modified form of the procedure is usually just as effective
For less commonly encountered qualifications this will be judged on a case-by-case basis in consultation with the academic admissions tutor.
Constipation, diarrhoea, bone pain, arthralgia, muscle spasms and peripheral oedema were observed less commonly and have been of mild to moderate severity.
Although this constellation is often identified with the swordfish there are reasons to think that the less commonly known dolphinfish may be a better match.
difficulties in breathing, and, less commonly, diarrhoea, pale skin
countering corruption within the authority is somewhat less commonly cited.
so as long as you recognize the frequency of use(often for Acetate as well as much less commonly for Enanthate) you can use both reciprocally.
so as long as you recognize the frequency of use(more often for Acetate as well as less commonly for Enanthate) you could make use of both mutually.
regularity of use(more often for Acetate and also much less commonly for Enanthate) you can use the two mutually.
Other side effects reported less commonly(seen in less than 1 in 100
so as long as you comprehend the regularity of use(more often for Acetate as well as much less commonly for Enanthate) you could make use of both mutually.
so as long as you comprehend the regularity of use(often for Acetate and less commonly for Enanthate) you can use the two mutually.
Over the past 60 years, SELC has become a cradle for professionals specialized in less commonly used European languages,
so as long as you comprehend the regularity of use(more often for Acetate as well as less commonly for Enanthate) you can use the two interchangeably.