Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Relatively limited in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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After all, our geographical distances are relatively limited.
The current study was based 190 Summary on a relatively limited cohort of 83 patients with OSCC.
Investments in bicycle infrastructure are relatively limited compared to, for instance, cars and public transport.
Information on the economic situation of the sector is relatively limited as such, and comparable data in particular hardly exist at all.
By using relatively limited border controls, we have managed to avoid BSE,
Its presence in Belgium has so far been relatively limited, although it is currently the third largest operator.
But the real problem is that the financial means at the Commission's disposal are relatively limited.
Cable coverage is relatively limited, especially in the large countries with the exception of the UK.
The relatively limited data available so far provide no evidence of a clinically relevant difference in the pharmacokinetics of males and females.
even within Member States remains relatively limited at around 1.2% of the population.
Filtering out what is important, and controlling the relatively limited amount of nerve pathways toward the brain.
However, the amount of electricity exchanged was relatively limited, due to technical limitations such as low capacity of interconnections between national systems as well as differing operating standards.
While official details are still relatively limited, various interviews, rumors, leaks,….
On the whole, the extra burden imposed by the Directive on temporary agencies throughout Europe should therefore on all accounts remain relatively limited.
Jeroen Blijlevens:“The group that ends up in finals is often relatively limited.
In most eastern European and some southern European countries, treatment availability is relatively limited, as reflected in long waiting lists.
Studies which we have carried out show that mobility from the 10 future Member States to the present European Union of the 15 will be relatively limited.
its potential for growth is relatively limited.
On the other hand, its seems likely that short-term developments at least will be relatively limited in areas where there is a substantial amount of practice.
These are remarkable achievements considering the Fund's relatively limited resources some €50 million per annum.