Examples of using Same classification in English and their translations into Portuguese
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This same classification was found when considering the SPL expressed by the global value of each moment presented in Table 1.
12 genotypes maintained the same classification in both conditions.
However, the SS remained in the same classification, which again indicates that the patients remained clinically stable during the follow-up period.
With the obs-4, there were no disagreements in the item within the same classification, but two disagreements in relation to assistance priority.
biosimilars cannot fall into the same classification- two independent cell lines used in their production cannot be considered identical.
there were two disagreements in the item within the same classification and one disagreement related to the priority of assistance.
S17 had the same classification using all the techniques.
For the same classification but different items,
the coefficients?z e B2 provide the same classification for the structures.
in many cases you would have learned basically that same classification of humanity.
they allow greater diversification of sub-activities in the same classification.
In the same classification, small cell carcinomas are considered neuroendocrine carcinomas,
the International Classification for Nursing Practice ICNP® gathers in the same classification, the diagnostic terms
exploitation of AE studies that had used the same classification.
or formula_95 if and only if the corresponding subset of Cantor space has the same classification.
For uniformity it is important that all endoscopists at a given pediatric endoscopy unit always adopt the same classification, whichever it may be, since all have their pros and cons.
Therefore, a smile with a band of gingival tissue only 1 mm thick would receive the same classification as a smile with, for instance,
washing-up liquids would have the same classification and package labelling,
the World Health Organization has classified radiofrequency electromagnetic radiation as a potential carcinogen class 2B, the same classification used for lead, chloroform, and emissions from automobiles.
Household budget surveys using the same classification as that used in this study have shown ready-to-consume products with higher shares than that in Brazil.