Examples of using Whose incidence in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Breast cancer is a type of malign neoplasia that mainly affects female populations and whose incidence rates increase every year as a result of changes in lifestyle and wider exposure to risk factors.
it also increases the risk of acute coronary syndromes, whose incidence levels rise up to 20% in seven years among diabetics,
are direct by-products of the formalization of language and whose incidence on the discursive order clearly shows the results of science in social life.
respiratory depression, whose incidence varies from 0.01% to 0.1%
it is undeniable that is a serious public health problem, whose incidence increases each year,
Obstructive sleep apnea syndrome OSAS, whose incidence in obese patients varies from 39% to 71%,
The kindergartens environments are auspicious places to spread several common infectious diseases during childhood, whose incidence is worsen by age,
racially divided as follows: 146 melanodermos blacks, whose incidence of sickle cells was 0.8%; 304 faiodermos descendents of whites and blacks, with an incidence of 1.4%; and fifty leucodermos whites,
escherichia coli, whose incidence is still poorly known for not presenting compulsory notification
the most common being aortic recoarctation, whose incidence varies, being mostly related to technical
a reduction if the ejection fraction were independent factors associated with ARF, whose incidence was 8% for non-dialytic ARF and 0.7% for dialytic ARF.
the most prevalent illnesses, with the predominance of non-transmissible chronic illnesses, whose incidence and mortality rise in step with increases in the population's average age.
postoperative delirium, whose incidence increased with the introduction of a new generation of low solubility inhalation anesthetic agents into pediatric clinical practice.
Considering that eating disorders are pathologies whose incidence is growing in contemporary society
a total of 3,072 live newborns were admitted, whose incidence of neurosurgical congenital diseases was 1.14%, with MMC representing
the bullying, whose incidence seems to increase as we expand the studies about this phenomenon, appears in the article Obesity in children
which are the foundations of the, and whose incidence occurred in two different ways:
The placental changes were analyzed in a subsample of newborns whose highest incidence was SGA.
such as postoperative nausea and vomiting, whose overall incidence remains between 20% and 30.
there are words whose incidence would indicate a certain resistance to iotization.