Examples of using Ius in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Tithonium Chasma and Ius Chasma in the south.
a dose of 4-8 IUs per day will be necessary.
it consists in ius suum cuique tribuere giving to everyone its due.
comparative law is published in the Ius Commune Europaeum Intersentia.
The intrauterine system(ius) drug is a hormonal contraceptive system that is placed inside the uterus
Listed below are approximate levels of vitamin A in common foods, in IUs per 100 grams.
Biogen and Sobi have pledged to produce one billion international units(IUs) of clotting factor therapy for humanitarian aid.
Not all hospital facilities in the studied city have IUs. According to a search carried out in 2005,
Factor VIII activity in plasma is expressed either as a percentage(relative to normal human plasma) or in IUs relative to the international standard for factor VIII in plasma.
San Marino are still based on the old"Ius Commune.
obligations expressing a mutual understanding of the ius gentium regardless of whether the parties were Roman or not.
i.e. having the Roman citizenship by the very fact of being born within the Roman Empire"ius soli.
obtaining 200-400 IUs of vitamin D from the sun can take as long as two full hours of continual sunning 23.
its logical consequences, in order to keep its role of citizen effective guarantee before the ius puniendi, asks for an adaptation to the judicial precedent phenomenon.
does it concern on the security forces the exercise of an arbitrary and unlimited ius puniendi.
has set an upper limit of about 10,000 IUs for women.
It was observed that there was a dominance of severity of illness in relation to nursing workload in the referral of patients from ICUs to IUs, although the average of NAS at discharge from the ICU is noteworthy: 50.40% for those sent to IUs and 46% for those sent to wards.
donate one billion international units(IUs) of clotting factor therapy for humanitarian use, of which up to 500 million IUs will be donated to the WFH over the next five years.
In this study, age surpassed co-morbidities in decisions to refer patients to IUs, however, the study did not focus on the impact of the functional status of patients before hospitalization,
IUs, also called semi-intensive units,