Examples of using Equivalent level in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Despite the fact that the Nepalese vegetarians were consuming more B6 in the diet and had equivalent levels in their breast milk, their infants had 83 percent lower levels of the active form at four months
Given equivalent levels of professional qualifications
This benefit shown by EMEND 125 mg capsules given on the first day of chemotherapy can be applied to IVEMEND as the two medicines were shown to produce equivalent levels of aprepitant in the body.
whether the measurement technique obtained the equivalent levels LAeq or the peak levels instantaneous measurement.
store or access it in, jurisdictions that may not provide equivalent levels of data protection as your home jurisdiction.
jurisdictions that may not provide equivalent levels of data protection as your home jurisdiction.
jurisdictions that may not provide equivalent levels of data protection as your home jurisdiction.
To this end it is necessary to ensure equivalent levels of security in their respective territories.
environmental protection and equivalent levels of competition in all Member States.
environmental protection and equivalent levels of competition in all Member States.
FAPESP on the other side will provide equivalent levels of support towards the Objective of this collaboration as described in Section 1.
At ministerial or equivalent level;
no harmonisation without an equivalent level of protection.
Member States will transpose it into their national legislation at constitutional or equivalent level.
It is a pity that Parliament could not reciprocate with an equivalent level of attendance.
There is some evidence to suggest that female condoms may provide an equivalent level of protection.
prosecutors must be able to receive training of an equivalent level and quality.
Second, the need for an appropriate and equivalent level of security for cards and terminals used in SEPA;
For technical reasons, nickel had to be used since other metals do not guarantee an equivalent level of quality.
safety of consumers should enjoy an equivalent level of protection in the different Member States;