Exemplos de uso de May be a reflection em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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This evidence suggests that poor association of a powered fiscal council with earnings quality metrics may be a reflection of the various functions of this body,
Drug use during pregnancy has also been associated with receiving guidance from health professionals, which may be a reflection of the"medication culture" that still permeates the training
This study was observational and the results may be a reflection of the patients' characteristics
This low educational level may be a reflection of the socioeconomic conditions of the region under study,
Therefore, we conclude that the rate at which such patients seek outpatient follow-up treatment for asthma is far from acceptable, which may be a reflection of the situation in which we find the Brazilian Unified Health Care System.
due to the fact of not knowing how to hold the phone near the microphone of the hearing aid, which may be a reflection of non-adherence to the attendance of audiologic.
The difficulties arising from socioeconomic disadvantaged among these women, which may be a reflection of infection pauperization process,
The highest prevalence of demand for health services among former smokers may be a reflection of reverse causality bias,
conforming to situations, which may be a reflection of the profession's culture,
in which being alone is more preferable than living with the family, might be a reflection of conflictive and unsatisfactory family relationship.
This might be a reflection of the lack of patient knowledge of this step
AUC proportionality was not seen which might be a reflection of antibody clearance for some of the subjects.
The findings of this study are relevant when it comes to the category of nursing workers because the excessive use of analgesics might be a reflection of poor working conditions,
The first thought was that this might be a reflection of the intelligence of the medium
These observations may be a reflection of more efficient metabolic clearance in younger subjects.
This may be a reflection of the lack of access to nephrology care during the early stages of CKD and the disregard for renal biopsies in our region.
After this survey, there may be a reflection on the effect of meaning resulting from the use of speech towards the text,
The fall in the number of transplants observed in different states of Brazil in the first quarter 2016 may be a reflection of the great crisis in which the country finds itself, and it is an ABTO's great concern.
Gallopín states that this plurality of definitions possibly occurs due to the different needs of disciplinary fields and it may be a reflection of the different intellectual traditions,