Examples of using Comparison of data in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Subsequently, several authors began to establish RV in other populations, and a comparison of data from some of these studies showed agreement among them.
as well as the significance values determined in the comparison of data are presented in Table 3.
It selects only publications which contain essential information to allow for reproducibility and comparison of data.
Furthermore, no study was found that analyzed the palpebral fissure measurement in the Brazilian population in order to allow comparison of data.
sharing and comparison of data, statistics and information.
making the comparison of data with studies using this new version difficult.
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Nevertheless, this deficiency was remedied through comparison of data found in this study with those originating in studies conducted with nurses from the hospital field
It is noteworthy that the advantage of the process of adaptation of an existing instrument is to allow comparison of data from different populations
The statistical analysis included the comparison of data related to the patients with GERD abnormal pH-metry
Additionally, in order to facilitate the comparison of data, the authors utilized the absorbed dose in the model by photons emitted by the source D,
suicide and unintentional injury rates, a comparison of data in Canada and the United States suggests that access to handguns may play a role.
combined with the comparison of data obtained in quantitative research.
associated with comparison of data described in the literature.
enabling the comparison of data.
A comparison of data in Tables 2 and 4- mean P300 latencies
detection aspiration, comparison of data from the gold standard examinations,
enables a comparison of data from one country to the next.
making the comparison of data between the surveys rather difficult,