Examples of using Interviewees reported in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Official/political
Interviewees reported they feared the reaction of health care professionals,
In this research, one of the interviewees reported that¿there are people who don¿t like to lose, at anything.
With regard to the second factor, interviewees reported that the vast majority learn Portuguese for professional reasons, and the minority,
Most of the interviewees reported feeling uncomfortable in addressing white-haired men as you.
Slightly more than half of the interviewees reported treating only adults, 3% were pediatric pulmonologists,
More than a half of the interviewees reported presence of pain
A study carried out with pregnant adolescents from southern Brazil found that many interviewees reported difficulties and feelings of regret for having a child.
Six interviewees reported having left their job to exclusively focus on care for the child.
It was identified that all interviewees reported having studied,
Most of the interviewees reported they make the treatment with medicinal plants first,
After being clarified about HPV, the interviewees reported that, in addition to adopting behaviors of better healthcare, they felt calmer.
half of the interviewees reported their current life is better than their previous lives.
One fifth of the interviewees reported having their first medical diagnosis of high cholesterol after the age of 60 years.
The interviewees reported that they felt concerned about filling out the SIAB correctly, so as to feed the instrument with quality data.
the majority of the interviewees reported difficulty in organizing an enteral nutrition program for critically ill patients.
most 55.5% of the interviewees reported that pain should be assessed in every situation.
All the interviewees reported some approximation of the CIES to the formative institutions,
for which the majority of the interviewees reported using 70% alcohol.
RESULTS: All the interviewees reported having difficulties concerning the stigma of living with HIV/AIDS.
As pointed out in Chart 3, some interviewees reported having received training only during university or residency.
