Examples of using Problems include in English and their translations into Slovak
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These problems include.
Special or traumatic circumstances that might cause problems include.
These problems include crashes.
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Other health problems include slow breathing, obesity and recurrent ear infections.
Other recurring problems include.
These problems include inflammation, septic conditions, as well as various types of tuberculosis.
The most common alleged problems include the following.
Other problems include poor circulation, increased chances of infection, depression and mental confusion.
Other important points affecting these problems include frequency of THC use and age.
Other problems include nausea, abdominal cramps, gas formation, and sometimes a lack of minerals.
Tissue Tapes manufacturers to produce Tissue Tapes joint aging can be seen as under the influence of external physical conditions, the organization of the tape to reduce the performance of a change in theprocess, the reason why such problems include chemical effects, physical effects and their own materials The reason for the general organization of the tape's surface aging is faster than internal aging.
Other problems include nausea, abdominal cramps, gas formation, and sometimes a lack of minerals.
Some weight-related health problems include diabetes, heart disease, high blood pressure, high cholesterol levels.
Problems include low birth weight, a small head, poor brain development, and mental disorders later in life.
At EU level, additional problems include regulatory and associated administrative complexity, and the need for full compliance with the Montreal Protocol, whilst avoiding the risk of illegal trade and use of ODS.
Problems include the significant distance from towns, harsh climatic conditions, communications difficulties, high production costs and inadequate access to services of all types, including even education and health care.
These problems include missing icons, disappeared desktop, missing files and folders as well as all the programs in the Start menu.
Ear problems include numerous conditions like earaches, tinnitus, otitis, Meniere's disease, ear infections and even hearing loss.
Other problems include accelerated heart rate, or tachycardia, and arrhythmia, the irregular electrical activity of the heart due to the loss of myocytes.
Specific problems include balance and risk of falling and the onset of health problems that can make older people more susceptible to alcohol.
These problems include power surges or spikes, which occur when an electrical device turns on or off, sending rushes of power or so-called transient voltage back down the line.
Specific problems include information which in many cases is difficult to understand, opaque bank fees, problems with advice and low levels of switching.
These problems include a lack of competition in the market, rail traffic management procedures which are not adapted to the needs of rail freight, other administrative and technical constraints.
Other problems include ineffective, inconsistent, or non‑existent registration, authorisation and supervision regimes for credit intermediaries and non-credit institutions providing credit for residential immovable property.
Such problems include simulating the nature of molecules(which can be very useful for developing new pharmaceuticals) and solving some mathematical problems such as factoring large numbers based on modern cryptography.
Problems include difficulties in obtaining and agreeing on evidence proving a Member State's responsibility for examining the asylum application, leading therefore to an increase in the number of rejections of requests to accept the transfer of applicants.
The causes of the problems include changes in lifestyle(growing dependence on the private car, increase in one-person households, increasing resource use per capita) and demographic changes, which have to be taken into account in developing solutions.
Remaining problems include the absence, as yet, of the Natura 2000 network within the marine environment, the damaging impacts of developmental activities on Natura 2000 sites, and the limited funds available for effective site management and supporting actions.
Particular problems include high levels of market concentration; vertical integration of supply, generation and infrastructure leading to a lack of equal access to, and insufficient investment in infrastructure; and, possible collusion between incumbent operators to share markets.