Translation of "Langsam wachsender" in English

But is this an accurate description of slow-growing countries?

It's a slow-growing tumor.

A slow-growing, long-lived tree, whose aromatic wood is highly decay-resistant.

Many years pass in this way, the speed with which the distance grows increases slowly.

The consumption of woods of this type, which in general are slow growing, leads to serious ecological disadvantages.

Strombocactus pulcherrimus is a slow growing cactus from Mexico with magenta-coloured flowers.

Strombocactus disciformis is a slow growing cactus from Mexico with white flowers.

Strombocactus jarmilae is a slow-growing geophyte native to Mexico.

Pelecyphora valdeziana, a slow growing but very beautiful cactus.

Acer griseum is a small, slow growing tree native to China.

We"re like a slowly growing organism in its infancy now, but gradually maturing.

The Lebanon cedar is a very slow growing tree and can reach an age of 3000 years!

Since meningioma is generally a slow-growing tumor, longer latency period is necessary for definitive conclusions.

It is a slow grower and not an aggressive soil covering plant and therefore well contained.

The most common type of salivary gland tumor is a slow-growing tumor of the parotid gland.

Unfortunately, it is not easy to weigh breast cancer’s dangers against the cumulative effects of radiation from dozens of mammograms over the years, the invasiveness of biopsies, and the debilitating impact of treating slow-growing tumors that would never have proven fatal.

It is used to treat adults with basal cell carcinoma (a slow-growing form of skin cancer) in advanced stages: when the cancer is metastatic (has spread to other parts of the body) and is causing symptoms, or when it is locally advanced (has started to spread to nearby areas) and is not suitable for surgery or radiotherapy (treatment with radiation).

Methysergide has also been used for treating diarrhoea caused by carcinoid disease (a slow-growing tumour that commonly affects the gut).

Even in sectors where demand is increasing slowly, regions which concentrate on specific markets within these sectors may witness considerable expansion.

Mortality in standard broiler production units is higher than in other types of chicken holdings (fattening of slow growing chicken strains or rearing of laying hens).

An indicator for the occurrence of welfare problems used in the scientific report is the comparison of mortality between standard chickens used in meat production (1 % mortality per week), chickens of slow growing strains used under the "Label rouge" scheme (0,25 % per week) and pullets of laying hen strains (0,14 %).

Slow-growing strain of female and male turkeys of the “bronze” variety, solidly built and with a firm stand, are reared solely in the open air until they are mature (minimum 14 weeks for the females and 18 weeks for the males).

Pork from pigs of late-maturing breeds fattened to a bodyweight of about 120 kg and having the genetic traits described in point 3.6 is an essential ingredient of ‘kabanosy’ which influences the specific nature of the sausage.

Fattening is based on late-maturing breeds, and an appropriate fattening regime makes it possible to achieve the desired intramuscular fat content.

If in the preparation of the polyurethane-coated calcium sulphate a weight ratio CaSO4 /polyurethane of 1:7.5 is set instead of the stated weight ratio CaSO4 /polyurethane, combination of this polyurethane-coated calcium sulphate with the ion exchanger fertiliser gives a fertiliser which is particularly suitable for supplying slowly growing plants in water culture.

If instead of the abovementioned amount of polyurethane or polyurethane-forming compounds 4 times this amount is employed for the preparation of the fertiliser discs, and the fertiliser discs, in which the ratio solid/polyurethane is then 1:4, are cut to a thickness of 4.9 mm, corresponding to a weight of 70.5 g, fertiliser discs are obtained which are particularly suitable for feeding slowly growing plants.