Examples of using Low compared in English and their translations into Swedish
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Medicine
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Computer
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Programming
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Political
Often, the fine is so low compared with the profit that it is paid out of the petty cash.
Overall, the number of counterfeits remained very low compared with the number of genuine banknotes in circulation during that period- over 16 billion.
Prices of conventional forms of energy at the moment are too low compared to those of the new technologies,
While the number of ethereum users is still relatively low compared with owners of traditional stocks
The numbers of participants were low compared to the high number of conscientious objectors in the social sector.
which is low compared with the average in the European Union.
The Commission reports that investment is low compared to the total investment that should be made at European Union level.
The price on a machine is often low compared to the cost of the tools that are used during the machine's lifespan.
In terms of traditional cooperation, the financial resources that we have at our disposal are disproportionately low compared to the problem we are debating.
The 2002 EIS confirms that the innovation performance of the EU is still low compared to its main global competitors.
as ship VOC emissions have been found to be relatively low compared to other modes,
that the number of accidents is very low compared with those on the roads.
because the share reserved in these two countries for the crews' remuneration appears very low compared with the other countries.
that the public cost of creating jobs inside incubators is very low compared with other public measures.
is relatively low compared with other developed countries,
The fact is that the Council's proposal for the budget total is incredibly low compared with combined national income
The likelihood of receiving a counterfeit is very small indeed as the number of counterfeits remains very low compared with the number of genuine banknotes in circulation, which has risen
foreign direct investment remains low compared with other central European countries.
The likelihood of receiving a counterfeit is very small indeed as the number of counterfeits remains very low compared with the number of genuine banknotes in circulation, which has risen
volumes still remained low compared with the peak years.