Examples of using Which are often in English and their translations into Swedish
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Dengue virus is a member of the Flaviviridae family of viruses, some of which are often spread by ticks and mosquitoes.
others contain estimates which are often inaccurate.
European producers offer products which are often of much higher quality in comparison with imported ones,
The report expresses strong support for the actions of non-governmental solidarity organizations, which are often the first to accept responsibility with their courageous presence in areas of conflict.
This is an agreement which has taken into account diverse interests, interests which are often difficult to reconcile
Some even accept the challenge of writing blogs, which are often very educational- not least for the writers!
But when they overdo the cleaning it can lead to bald spots which are often indicative of deeper issues, either stress related
Some enzymes also have binding sites for small molecules, which are often direct or indirect products
His images, which are often on the boundary between documentary
The Acrobat 9 PPD supports custom page sizes, which are often necessary when using this workflow with the Print Booklet feature in InDesign.
At school clinics, which are often understaffed for varying periods of time,
Load shedding by heavy goods vehicles because of inadequate load securing is a source of road accidents which are often very serious.
should incorporate targeted company-driven approaches, which are often ahead of government practices.
Structural changes in the economy over the last two decades have created new opportunities for SMEs which are often flexible, adaptable and dynamic enterprises.
Ketoconazole can also block the production of other hormones produced by the adrenal gland which are often raised in Cushing's syndrome.
The application of the reduced rate should have a favourable impact on SMEs, which are often involved in labour-intensive sectors.
national citizens' and business organisations, which are often their first port of call.
The current crisis will further add to existing pressures on developing countries, which are often least well positioned to cope.
The focus is on infrastructure and insufficient attention is paid to removing non-infrastructure related bottlenecks, which are often the primary cause for delays,
The Green Paper highlighted the fact that the very nature of the new services is raising issues which are often not just national or even European but global.