Examples of using Were predictors in English and their translations into Portuguese
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increasing number of transfusions were predictors of a major complication.
waist-hip ratio above the 75th percentile> 0.98 were predictors of outcomes, with hazard ratios HR of 1.66
having acquired opportunistic infections were predictors associated with a poorer quality of life in the WHOQOL-HIV BREF domains.
50% were predictors for the occurrence of death was statistically significant, with p 0.001
which ones were predictors of the gait cycle length
serum albumin below 3.5 g dL were predictors of PPCs, particularly pneumonia
discussing the test with a professional were predictors of recent testing.
the students' perceptions about the basic needs for learning in the social context of the program revealed that these needs were predictors of the intrinsic motivation detected.
the isovolumic relaxation time adjusted by heart rate were predictors of heart failure onset.
allergic rhinitis were predictors of olfactory dysfunction.
Complementarily, a clinical trial that evaluated patients in the first 12 h after an episode of acute coronary syndrome with ST-segment elevation showed that increased levels of sST2 at the initial assessment were predictors of heart failure.
Therefore, the model resulting from linear regression analysis indicated PU and SSI were predictors of longer length of stay,
an increase in sputum eosinophil count after the reduction of corticosteroids were predictors of loss of asthma control.
stent length at the IVUS were predictors for restenosis of DES.
musculoskeletal pain were predictors of early retirement.
the time to fecal production as independent variable that were predictors of mortality.
it is important to note that the dimensions of stress were predictors of emotional exhaustion
P wave dispersion were predictors for the maintenance of sinus rhythm after AF cardioversion
low schooling were predictors of mortality post-discharge as much as EUROSCORE,
MEP both with values less than 70% of the predicted for age and gender were predictors of pulmonary complications in the postoperative period.