Examples of using Less efficiently in English and their translations into Swedish
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A system with oxygen-rich water works less efficiently.
High doses of manganese can make the heart pump less efficiently, dilate the blood vessels, as well as induce disturbances of heart rhythm.
and pump less efficiently.
You must do all kinds of things that mean you operate less efficiently and even possibly see your lorries returning empty.
mitochondria tend to slow down and to work less efficiently.
The chapel was at the time less efficiently, so it was closed in 1955 to be demolished
can lead to air-operated equipment to function less efficiently and possibly affect production.
of lower quality and above all organised far less efficiently.
The economy as a whole functions less efficiently as price signals become less effective, leading in turn to poorer resource allocation.
the longer you participate, the less efficiently those benefits are realized.
These budgetary mechanisms continued to work- though less and less efficiently from 1979 onwards- until 1988, the next milestone in the history of the Community budget see'1988 to 1992', page 47.
cause the regulation to be less efficiently and transparently implemented than is desirable and possible.
the cantilever is being driven less efficiently(while the amplitude setpoint remains unchanged),
even lower- so-called'European' money is really spent less efficiently and less carefully than money from closer to taxpayers.
Infants with an initial immune response between 10 and 100 mIU/ ml anti HBsAg responded less efficiently or not at all to a single dose of monovalent Hepatitis B vaccine given at the age of 7-9 years, compared to those with initial titres between 100 and 1000 mIU/ ml.
national post-trading systems combine and communicate less efficiently and less safely across borders,
Market forces that usually initiate recovery seem to have worked less efficiently or strongly, implying that the economy,
Market forces that usually initiate recovery seem to have worked less efficiently or strongly, implying that the economy,
We are able to quickly and efficiently perform less individual investigations.
Technological innovation offers the means to produce more value, more efficiently with less material resources.
Proportionality and‘Doing Less More Efficiently', which must work hand in hand with the new IIA to increase the trust of citizens who consider the principle of subsidiarity to be a key aspect of the democratic process;