Examples of using To a much lesser extent in English and their translations into Swedish
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It can also affect adults but to a much lesser extent.
Currently, buprenorphineis used to a much lesser extent than methadone in Belgium,
Tadalafil does inhibit these enzymes too, but to a much lesser extent.
Stable organic matter is present in compost and manure and, to a much lesser extent, in sewage sludge
these phenomena must be manifested to a much lesser extent.
Sweden has been affected by the financial turmoil but to a much lesser extent than many other countries,” says Riksbank Governor Stefan Ingves.
Nuclear weapons related activity, however, continued at FOA even after the dismantling was completed in 1972, but to a much lesser extent.
Sweden has also been affected by the turbulence in the financial markets, albeit to a much lesser extent than, for instance,
light rays contribute to the premature ageing of skin, though to a much lesser extent than UVA.
The cluster analysis showed that system I was widely applied in the EU's Nordic countries, but to a much lesser extent in the new EU countries of Central Europe
originating in traffic fumes and(to a much lesser extent) SO2.
The Swedish term most often used for the standard language is rikssvenska(“National Swedish”) and to a much lesser extent högsvenska(“High Swedish”);
given its focus at the heart of a large rural area, but to a much lesser extent than previously.
Additional sources of remeasurement losses included the application of new mortality tables and, to a much lesser extent, experience adjustments reflecting the difference between the actuarial assumptions made in the previous year's report and actual experience.
Renewable sources of energy will certainly contribute to the emission reduction process, although to a much lesser extent than is often believed.
Mr Perry rightly said that his report tends to be about the past and to a much lesser extent about the future and the present.
Producers will not believe there is a level playing field if they are required to raise standards for their own production in one country when at the same time such demands are not applied- or applied to a much lesser extent- to imported goods.
have occurred, but to a much lesser extent than wrote about it"Classics".
mainly as the result of official external borrowing and, to a much lesser extent, foreign direct investment.
Some EUR 1.3 billion was allocated for nuclear safety assistance particularly in Russia and Ukraine and, to a much lesser extent, in Armenia and Kazakhstan.
Firstly, it is the presence of such states where state lobby has an impact on the defense sector to a much lesser extent than in Japan, australia or the uk.
corporate taxes, and, to a much lesser extent, indirect taxation see Box 3.
we can even use it in some higher education institutions, albeit to a much lesser extent than is warranted in view of the proportion of Hungarian speakers in the population.
of solid fuels(best estimate: 50% of total Benzo(a)pyrene(BaP) emissions), and to a much lesser extent primary aluminium production(15% in 1990)and cokeries 5% in 1990.
The structured dialogue with sport stakeholders was further strengthened in the context of the Work Plan by introducing the practice whereby sport representatives have exchanges with Member States in XGs and, albeit to a much lesser extent, through high-level dialogue meetings in the margins of the Council.
In fact, the Commission considers that the majority of the activities to be conducted under“energy aspects of transport” are related to improvements in energy efficiency and to a much less extent to renewable energies.