Examples of using Strict selection in English and their translations into Portuguese
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The probable reason due to the strict selection of patients for the aortic root reconstruction with valve preservation,
The reason for such discrepancy is perhaps the strict selection of patients for NOM,
The pleasant, unmistakable aroma which this incense gives off when burnt is mainly down to its high quality and the strict selection of plantations. The grains' thickness of the grains is responsible for the resin's main aromatic contents keeping perfectly over a long period of time.
provided applications follow strict selection of patients and doses for each mode of application recommended by national
given the limited financial resources( ECU 17 million for use in around 100 countries), a strict selection procedure was necessary, and that the projects selected were those which were likely to have the
The only serious organisational principle for the active workers of our movement should he the strictest secrecy, the strictest selection of members, and the training of professional revolutionaries.
which has enabled a stricter selection policy and an increase in the number of published articles.
And Himmler had taken much from this- the hierarchy, the strict selection and leadership, and the punishments.
However, its success depends on a very strict selection of candidates, so that they may obtain a satisfactory survival
the coexistence of different circumstances calls for strict selection of eligible areas to prevent the intervention from becoming purely welfare.
First, we must mention that to have adopted strict selection criteria and rigidly followed every step of conducting a systematic review,
Notwithstanding, MEDLINE indexing is conducted under an extremely strict selection process and is possibly more impartial than what is adopted by the big publishers who own commercial bibliographic databases.
The current success of this small-scale programme which requires strict selection of the projects- less than 20% of applications receive support- leads us to believe that this direct action meets women's real expectations.
a voluntary altruistic act, subject to a strict selection procedure.
In regard to sample size, it is important to note that the small n was partly due to strict selection criteria and that this did not prevent a high statistical power to be achieved for Tei index variation power 0.99.
acknowledgement as an institution that stood out because of the strict selection of its students.
In addition to confirming the need of a more strict selection including patients at a higher risk with three or more of the above-mentioned risk factors,
visibly diminished endogamic practices and strict selection criteria.
Therefore, most transplant centers apply strict donor selection criteria.
Therefore, strict sample selection criteria and well-controlled variables are crucial to ensure the reliability of data.