Examples of using Should be explained in English and their translations into Portuguese
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The project development and application process and its stages should be explained, including any support provided by FLAG sta.
guidelines for participation should be explained at the outset.
Underlying assumptions should be explained, the link between scientific and socio-economic objectives clarified
The steps referred to at 3 and 4 should be explained in the CIPs and integrated in the SWOT analysis.
For permits refused, the reason for refusal should be explained in more detail.
from the frantic dance of subatomic particles to the majestic swirl of galaxies, should be explained by just one grand physical principle, one master equation.
For example, the 50-year projections are made based on assumptions that should be explained, including the economic policies determining the scenarios put forward.
it was considered that 90% of data variability should be explained.
A little should be explained about how a physicist thinks:
From abbreviations used, these should be explained only the first time they appear in the text.
pregnant while receiving pazopanib, the potential hazard to the foetus should be explained to the patient.
Restricted searches should be justified, and small methodological inadequacies do not make the results unfeasible for all studies, but should be explained in the study.
A significant sector of society is unaware of this role and it should be explained to them.
It is important that responsibilities should be shared and that the roles should be explained and defined between the various teams.
otherwise it should be explained in"Comments to the Editor.
on terms of employment, any inaccuracies should be explained at once.
It is not entirely clear to me, and this should be explained in the policy.
The concept of brain death ME should be explained in a simple and clear way,
This finding should be explained by the higher incidence of acute rejection in group 1,