Exemplos de uso de Aspects which may em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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But there are in Warning three pastoral-disciplinary aspects, which may be the subject of reserves, and then correction.
However, aspects which may have to do with the internal environment of the workplace, the working environment, are not included.
Thus,, the health team must consider and appreciate these aspects- which may reflect positively in social relationships.
Other aspects which may influence this association, such as the presence of fluoride in toothpaste and the frequency and quality of brushing should also be considered.
Participants of this study have shown lack of knowledge of some aspects which may reflect on pain management.
Added to this are the environmental aspects, which may encourage its development through exposure to pollution and stressful work activities.
The diagonal must be carefully chosen considering the existing cracks,slopes and other aspects which may vary according to the circumstances.
Preventive aspects which may be developed on the basis of the results of fundamental and clinical cancer research carried out under the Biomed programme and other research initiatives.
However, this knowledge was shown limited on certain aspects, which may have contributed to the view of the handicap.
The Intergovernmental Conference's review of the CFSP provides a timely opportunity to take stock of the progress achieved and to consider aspects which may require improvement.
This will then concern not just vaccination butalso other aspects which may even have encouraged infection with foot-and-mouth disease.
Apart from reducing the incidence of early school leaving and increasing the proportion of university graduates by 2020,I would like to highlight some aspects which may provide support to young people.
We also thank for the opportunity to clarify and explain some aspects which may have not been suitably presented/discussed in the original article.
Other important aspects which may be evaluated are the trainer/student ratio, student performance, the attitudes and motivation of students, their opinions on the education they receive, and the general infrastructure of institutions including libraries, ICT facilities and laboratories.
And waste, whether we like it or not, represents goods andmust be treated as such, even if we regulate the aspects which may affect the environment.
Other aspects which may contribute to delayed diagnosis are: poor professional training in oncological care, inability of health care units to meet demand and municipal and state administration difficulties in defining and establishing flow at different care levels.
However, these authors did not evaluate functional mobility or frailty, aspects which may include the aforementioned morbidities, in joint multivariate analysis.
So, the inclusion of such professionals will go beyond rehabilitation assistance, by integrating to their field of action the prevention of diseases, health promotion and recovery, taking into consideration social, economic,cultural and environmental aspects which may interfere with the health-disease process.
The peculiarities of the personal history of those who narrate it are only of interest in the sense that aspects which may be useful for the central thematic information are identified.
Because of that, the underlying data individual indicatorshave been made available since 2006, as to help users identify and act on governance aspects which may be particularly complex in a given country.
The construction of reservoirs can substantially alter phytoplankton dynamics in both quantitative and qualitative aspects, which may also be modulated by climatological and hydrodynamic factor.
One example of this is the use of a single question, to know"what is the quality of your sleep like?",without detailing other aspects which may compromise the quality of sleep in the elderly.
Thyberg et al. suggest that fatigue is related to physical aspects of disability such as pain,activity limitation and mental aspects, which may be a psychological reaction to physical disability.
Job satisfaction is complex to measure, since encompasses different aspects and attitudes,reflecting on how the individual feels about the job in all its aspects, which may cause positive or negative consequences in its life.
Insufficient spaces and available leisure activities in public spaces, joined with barriers such as: available time, need to compensate for low income of retirement, institutionalization andfunctional losses consequent of the aging process are aspects which may influence on the decrease of physical activity practice in the free time along the years.
With respect to the technical specifications or other requirements or rules on services referred to in the third indent of the second subparagraph of point 11 of Article 1, the comments or detailed opinions of the Commission orMember States may concern only aspects which may hinder trade or, in respect of rules on services, the free movement of services or the freedom of establishment of service operators and not the fiscal or financial aspects of the measure.';
It also identifies aspects which might be tackled at a European level, such as.
Another aspect which may be considered is the lack of control of children who received the guidance from the health professionals.
This is a question which we feel to be important, an aspect which may become increasingly significant as regards integration between agriculture and energy-related processing activities, because positive results can be achieved in that respect also.
Another important aspect, which may be better understood in the near future, is how small fluctuations in thyroid function, as in SCH, interfere in the quality of life and heart function.