Examples of using Tends to decrease in English and their translations into Portuguese
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It is known that the thickness of this muscle tends to decrease with age, being more significant as of the age of 65 years.
after repeated application, discomfort tends to decrease.
The third decade of life is indicated as a period of stabilization in lung function that tends to decrease gradually.
the difference in overall survival in favour of lenalidomide/ low dose dexamethasone tends to decrease.
lasts for a variable period and tends to decrease in intensity some days later.
the number of hours of sleep tends to decrease with age.
however, tends to decrease, in these culture systems.
Even mortal stature tends to decrease from the red man down to the indigo race,
There remains a fraction of undiagnosed cases of diabetes and hypertension, which tends to decrease with the increase in access to health services
investment in solar installation tends to decrease due to scale production,
indicating that the quality of dietary patterns tends to decrease with age.
Approximately 10% of operated patients(although in recent years this figure tends to decrease) may develop male infertility as a result of obstructive aspermia due to damage during the operation of the vas deferens.
when the level of one increases, that of the other tends to decrease, in a feedback loop.
75% of the acidity in comparison with caco3(64.5% caco3 equivalent), and this value tends to decrease with the increase of the soil ph.
The arterial blood pressure tends to decrease. However,
Moreover, it can be noted in figures 1 and 2 that the HRre which increases with time passage during the day, tends to decrease after 18h and returns to the baseline values at 24h.
the process intensity tends to decrease concomitantly with increased participation of other more recalcitrant compounds.
such variation tends to decrease over time.
Angular variations tend to decrease in adult patients.
Points out that the benefits tend to decrease more and more.