Examples of using The observed differences in English and their translations into Portuguese
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We may, in fact, identify in the observed differences- that can reach 20%- the illustration of the occurrence of progress in the“glorious twenties”,
factors that are likely to explain much of the observed differences in MFI interest rates on loans to households for house purchase.
adversely affects children's behavioral acquisitionsand may be responsible for the observed differences.
at an insufficient degree to explain all the observed differences between the number of expected
The observed difference in HbA1c over placebo was -0.72% after 52 weeks.
The observed difference is likely due to slow absorption from the injection site following subcutaneous administration.
Possible explanations for the observed difference include different evolutionary stages for each subset of stars
Statisticians, therefore, say that the observed difference between the two groups is statistically significant-
making a critical analysis of the observed difference.
Considering the observed difference in SBP and DBP between the degrees of overweight,
Despite the time elapsed between the three studies and the present one, the observed difference cannot be credited,
Therefore, the observed difference in the prevalence of"dizziness" among the various population studies published is related not only to how data is collected,
which could explain the observed difference between data of both groups.
which might explain the observed difference, as general population studies show that sleep disorders get more frequent as the age increases.
in the five groups of treatment, the observed difference was not significant,
Nevertheless, despite the higher percentage of correct answers regarding the definition of“scientific theory” among fourth-year students, the observed difference did not achieve statistical significance for either courses of study Figure 1C, M4 55.8% versus M1 46.6%; L4 50.7% versus L1 32.4%; p 0.34