Examples of using Even when compared in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Even when compared with the findings by Santos-Eggimann et al., who have assessed
Even when compared with the distribution of meanings of grouped optical flares,
according to age and level of education, even when compared to younger children.
which require a greater skill from the OVR, even when compared to the pre-maneuver moment.
which shows the disadvantage of incarcerated women even when compared with users of the SUS, who have comparable socioeconomic conditions.
or amputation, even when compared with patients who were not on hemodialysis but presented risk factors,
which suggests that catastrophic thinking is one of the most important predictors of depression, even when compared to other variables,
Moreover, the response rate was low even when compared to similarly designed studies,
noted that the revitalization of the port will generate improvements on a major scale even when compared to the largest revitalization projects carried out internationally.
active ingredients used throughout the country, even when compared with the South and Southeast.
they can easily hold their own, even when compared to expensive, boutique-style mic preamps.
butterflies there is an especially high biological richness in this region, even when compared with other Atlantic forest areas Mendes& Padovan, 2000.
reported increased risk for subjects exposed to the mixture of chemicals 40%, even when compared to subjects exposed to chemicals
they can easily hold their own, even when compared to the most expensive stand-alone mic preamps.
was shown to be an excellent strategy to improve adherence to the examination, even when compared to the telephone reminder.
treatment render anemia treatment expensive, even when compared to other measures of greater start-up cost,
severity of dental caries, even when compared to students in public schools who do not receive the benefit.
the prevalence of CS was high 18.7% even when compared to other studies that included patients with coronary disease,
the construction industry has always been the base of the so-called national development, even when compared to other sectors is always associated with outdated technology.
the united kingdom and spain, or even when compared to the¿law and literature¿studies conducted in our country.