Examples of using Same author in English and their translations into Portuguese
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After careful analysis, it was observed that study 05, from the same author as study 03, reports on the latter's pre-intervention phase.
A radio drama by the same author was also serialized 13-17 October 2003.
The same author reviewed the pathogenesis of diabetes atherosclerosis
The same author established a correlation between clinical findings about the skin of patients with AD
However, the same author showed that the cerebrospinal fluid CSF
The same author argues that it is crucial that alternatives are perceived to be available, in order for the environmental harm to be socially recognized as relevant.
The same author proposes to understand the fans' violence"articulated with a reflection about the different practices of violence existing in our society.
In another study, the same author observed that albuminuria was directly proportional to weight loss.
The same author states that expertise is achieved by going through five levels:
This same author has shown that subcutaneous 5000 UI non-fractionate heparin every 8 hours is equivalent to enoxaparin once a day to prevent thromboembolic events.
The instrument used in the research was designed by the same author and adapted to the public service reality.
References to studies done by the same author in the same year should be noted in the text
The same author affirmed that mental health was related with greater use of the PRSC
Also recommended reading from the same author is the article"A tradição guerreira nas narrativas e cantos Caiabis," published in 1993.
The same author tells us that, from the 1950s,
This same author dare to say:"Judging by our literature,
The same author also states the use of hearing aid may contribute to obtain a better detection of sounds,
Previously, the same author had produced an assessment report on the area of the OmerÃa river.
According to the same author, Rebecca Rogers,"language is the most feminized field in public secondary education.
According to this same author, without it, continuity would lose its potential,