Exemplos de uso de Epidemiological data show em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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This fact confirms epidemiological data, showing an aging of the world population.
Epidemiological data show that the incidence of colon cancer is linked to reduced consumption of fiber.
However, the most prevalent age group was 19-44 years,contrasting with epidemiological data showing that the disease is more prevalent in young people aged 10-19 years.
Epidemiological data show that WHR and WC are independent predictors for several metabolic disorders.
Vertical transmission has become a major challenge to public health, as epidemiological data show that 80% of HIV cases in children under 13 years had MTCT as the form of transmission.
Epidemiological data show the difficulties to find a compatible donor for a recipient in a timely manner.
We allocated the focus on the problem of falls became since epidemiological data show its significance in many parts of the world, not resuming to a particular social class, ethnicity or gender.
Epidemiological data show that global alcohol consumption is responsible for 3.2% of deaths and 4% of the disease burden.
Birth weight is an indicator of greater influence on infant health and survival, as epidemiological data show that an infant born with a weight below this limit have a higher risk of dying, compared to those born with normal weight.
Epidemiological data shows that Brazil is in 19th place out of the 22 countries with the highest incidence of this disease in the world.
Although a highly effective vaccine is available, epidemiological data show a resurgence of areas in which the virus circulates in West Africa and the Americas over the last 20 years.
Current epidemiological data show that there are about 5 people with Pervasive Developmental Disorders for every 10,000 births.
In our opinion,studies with this focus are justified, as the epidemiological data shows that, in Brazil, from five years of age onward, cancer is considered the first cause of death by disease in both sexes.
However, epidemiological data show that restaurants play an important role in the occurrence of diseases transmitted by food.
On the other hand, epidemiological data showed that depression is highly comorbid with panic.
Epidemiological data show that AF is associated with expressive morbidity and mortality, leading to high medical and hospital costs.
Although mild mitral insufficiency is often found in healthy individuals[2], epidemiological data show that mitral failure secondary to the valve prolapse, whether mild or severe, it is the main valve disease in the United States[3] and the second most common form of heart valve disease surgery in Europe 4.
Epidemiological data show that two thirds of people who die in Brazil are male, accounting for approximately 60% of deaths in this country.
Background: epidemiological data show an inverse association of coffee consumption with risk of type 2 diabetes.
Epidemiological data shows that this cyst is more frequent in persons of feminine gender, in the proportion of 4:1(when unilateral) and 5,5:1(when bilateral) 9.
This assertion is evidenced by epidemiological data showing that the epidemic has advanced in brazil and worldwide, affecting mainly the most vulnerable social groups.
In brazil, epidemiological data show an increase in the abuse of illicit and licit drugs, such as ethanol and steroids.
Epidemiological data show a high prevalence of the cholesteatoma between the Caucasian, followed by the African people descendants being rarely seen in Asiatic people 1.
Epidemiological data show that lead Pb plays a role in the development of arterial hypertension in individuals occupationally exposed to Pb and in the general population.
Epidemiological data show that in 70-85% of cases become chronic occurs with a quarter to a third of them, on average, evolving to a pattern of moderate to severe histological impairment requiring treatment.
Epidemiological data show a painful reality, in which 65% of the 23000 children diagnosed with congenital heart disease needing surgical treatment born annually in Brazil do not have access to the procedures requested.
Epidemiological data show that over 5 million people are admitted to ICUs each year, and many develop complications associated with prolonged bed rest, which significantly affects morbidity, mortality, and hospitalization costs.
Epidemiological data shows that children born and raised in rural environments are exposed to a wider diversity of microorganisms such as fungi and bacteria. This results in the development of stronger innate and adaptive immunity, including increased activity of regulatory T cells, which act as mediators of such protection.
Furthermore, epidemiological data show a prevalence of one in 150 births and this has increased in recent decades. This can be explained by the expansion of the diagnostic criteria, the increase of health services related to the disorder and the change in the age of diagnosis, among other factors.
Epidemiological data show racial asymmetry. This research project found clues as to how health managers who seek to confront racism in health services may act: 1 establishing a policy coordination technical area/lead group; 2 including the policy within the management instruments and defining some PNSIPN monitoring and evaluation indicators.