Examples of using Were equal in English and their translations into Portuguese
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At this point, the fractions of inspired sevoflurane were equal in both groups 6.3%, and the expired were similar 5.1
If variances were equal, the Tukey test was used,
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The remaining observations of extensive and prolonged surgical procedure were equal in both populations, not influencing the differences between them.
Therefore their care for the custody of the corpse were equal to those of the soul and functional well-being of the latter to ensure the memory even through the centuries.
In total anything if ratios of these three components were equal if the discipline did not turn into cruelty.
Values which were equal or higher than .60 will be considered favorable
Its original meaning was not that all citizens were equal but that God had not created certain men- kings- to rule over other men.
all groups were equal for multiple statistical analyses.
When comparing the quality of life of both histological types of esophageal cancer, there was no significant difference in the domain"Functional Capacity", and all other areas were equal.
Both were equal and were to seek each other
the data suggest that variations were equal in the groups at each point,
35 days were equal and intermediate.
91.7% presented SALSA scores that were equal to or higher than 25, indicating that these patients showed mild to extreme degrees of limitation in their daily activities.
There, all books were equal, all enjoyed attention as tender as that shown by God towards man.
And deep down, if we really accepted that Africans were equal to us, we would all do more to put the fire out.
MBC values of ketamine for C. albicans were equal in this experiment.
To ensure that the total estimates were equal to the number of hospitals in the sample,
treatment costs were equal and lower, respectively, in FPB.
MRP was considered when values were equal to or greater than one standard deviation,