Examples of using Hard to detect in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Ovulation isn't hard to detect.
It's hard to detect much joy or ambition in Van Morrison's performances these days.
Neutrinos are extremely hard to detect.
Objects like TU24 are hard to detect because they are so faint and move so fast.
Sometimes, the causes are hard to detect.
This hack tool is hard to detect by game servers enabling your game more protection.
It has no odor or color, so it is hard to detect.
This makes them especially hard to detect since they are underground.
In its early stages, keratoconus may be hard to detect.
This hack tool is hard to detect by game servers enabling your game more protection.
One of the dangers of acidosis is that it is hard to detect.
This is a called a latent defect, which is hard to detect and significantly shortens the life of the device.
Skin cancer in this area is especially dangerous and hard to detect.
These are extremely hard to detect, but it often happens that in case of a blockage, the sink in the kitchen can not drain as well.
Many of them are free, but sometimes hard to detect and find the best.
In addition to their negative influence on people and also on the environment,they are extremely hard to detect.
This is primarily because pancreatic cancer is hard to detect in its early stages, which allows it to spread to other organs.
Thickened sigmoid colon can be caused by diverticulosis andmay be hard to detect.
Fraudulent practices are hard to detect and penalties imposed are often much lower than the potential profits to be made from overfishing.
Because they can blend in with the skin when exposed to light,these are hard to detect with the naked eye.
These chambers are hard to detect deep within the Earth, and therefore most of those known are close to the surface, commonly between 1 km and 10 km down.
Vulnerability Management providescompanies with a constant insight into lapses that are hard to detect.
Magma chambers are hard to detect, and most of the known ones are therefore close to the surface of the Earth, commonly between 1 km and 10 km under the surface.
A pulmonary embolism(PE) can cause symptoms such as chest pain or breathlessness but mayhave no symptoms and be hard to detect.
Until now, impurities were hard to detect at levels below 5 percent while the new carbohydrate“wind tunnel” drastically lowers the sensitivity to 0.1 percent.
Big numbers indeed and that's despite bodies like the World Economic Forum reminding us that a significant proportion of cyber-crime goes undetected- especially where industrial espionageand unauthorised access to confidential data and documents is hard to detect.
The difference in physiological built of men make the disease hard to detect, and they can go through life without any slightest idea they have fungal infection or candida.
Each variant may occur in just a few cells, or even just one,so they can be hard to detect with whole-genome sequencing analyses that average hundreds of thousands of cells.
Always worth remembering that his own mistakes harder to detect.
The report says new account fraud is harder to detect.