Examples of using Lead to a lack in English and their translations into Swedish
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In addition, excessive fertilizer additions can lead to a lack of nutrients.
These actions lead to a lack of money, a crisis of confidence,
Violation of folding technology will lead to a lack of integrity of the roof.
These very broad agendas- there were 19 items on our agenda for the foreign ministers' meeting- lead to a lack of focus.
This may lead to a lack in oxygen supply to tissue which can put you at risk for lactic acidosis see'Warnings and precautions.
Let them not teach anything to their pupils that is contrary to good morals or may lead to a lack of reverence.
mutations may also lead to a lack of C-terminal glycine in some peptides, called UBB+1,
can lead to a lack of enjoyment and less time playing.
The threat of a trend towards a non-permanent workforce will lead to a lack of job security,
to how they bring happiness, and">not justified if they lead to a lack of happiness.".
Whilst there is a need for comparability between insurance products for consumers, too much standardisation can be harmful for consumers and can lead to a lack of non-price competition.
legal uncertainty for businesses and lead to a lack of consumer confidence in the internal market.
I should also have liked a more precise clarification of the concept of small traditional communities: the term‘traditional' is too vague and might lead to a lack of differentiation in the way that resources and commitments are used.
Variations between Member States' requirements, leading to a lack of harmony across the Community;
This leads to a lack of transparency and contradictions between agreements.
Patients with a cancer of the blood(chronic lymphocytic leukaemia) that leads to a lack of antibody production
This leads to a lack of independent checks,
The Pope noted how aridity and droughts are spreading to new regions, leading to a lack of potable water for more and more people.
Myelodysplastic syndrome(MDS) is a form of blood cancer deriving from the stem cells in the bone marrow, and leads to a lack of mature blood cells in the circulatory system.
Patients with a certain kind of blood cancer(chronic lymphocytic leukaemia) which leads to a lack of antibody production
The population increase led to a lack of food, and many young men went away to serve in the British merchant fleet.
Without additional resources, it risks leading to a lack of ambulance resources and longer waiting for care for the patient.
Taken overall this has led to a lack of shallow wetlands
Slow, complicated processes make it difficult for the individual, which risks leading to a lack of expertise among those with a third-cycle education in Sweden in relation to companies and the public sector.
This situation leads to a lack of consistency between the powers of the different national members
This has led to a lack of research into the effects of ingestion of nanoparticles combined with a non-generalisability of current research.
which caused discomfort and led to a lack of consistency.
That kind of statement leads to a lack of trust, not only amongst us,
The financial crisis has shown that irresponsible behaviour by market participants can undermine the foundations of the financial system, leading to a lack of confidence among all parties,