Exemplos de uso de Nutritional variables em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Nutritional variables did not influence prognosis in this study.
Studies have sought to gain more knowledge on food and nutritional variables associated to work-related conditions.
As for nutritional variables, WC was a protective factor OR=0.98; p=0.05.
Pulmonary function, as assessed by FEV1%, did not show any significant association with nutritional variables either p>0.05.
Objective: to analyze associations of nutritional variables before lung transplantation with survival time after transplantation.
OBJECTIVE: To assess spatial distribution of risks for work-related injuries controlled for nutritional variables and other covariables.
Clinical, respiratory, nutritional variables and amyotrophic lateral sclerosis functional rating scale(alsfrs) were assessed.
The purpose of this study was to evaluate the effect of salinity on biometric, physiological and nutritional variables in banana cultivars.
Definition English: Evaluation and measurement of nutritional variables in order to assess the level of nutrition or the NUTRITIONAL STATUS of the individual.
The mother's age remained as a risk factor for terminating breastfeeding,even after adjusting for another ten socioeconomic, demographic and nutritional variables.
Objective: to evaluate the relationship of nutritional variables and polymorphisms of mdm2 gene, mthfr and xrcc1 with risk to hcc in patients with chronic hepatitis c.
The objective of the present study was to describe the spatial distribution of risk for work-related injuries controlled for nutritional variables and other covariables.
In relation to nutritional variables, there was a higher risk of hospitalization due to pneumonia among children who were undernourished and a lower risk among overweight children.
Selenium deficiency in humans appears to be just one factor in a complex set of nutritional variables that may predispose or protect against cardiovascular disease.
Demographic, clinical, nutritional variables, food surveys and lipid profiles were collected at baseline and at the end of the study for both groups.
The spatial distribution of risk for work-related injuries controlled for nutritional variables showed male workers have a significantly higher risk.
The nutritional variables- breastfeeding and malnourishment- were excluded from the model, because they were not associated with IMCI implementation in the crude and adjusted analyses.
The aim of this research was to evaluate the quality of apple fruits grown in southern brazil,considering the nutritional variables and weather conditions during the 2012-2013 season.
Finally, the nutritional variables of level 4 were introduced in the same manner as the previous ones, and those that maintained a p value< 0.10 remained in the model.
Moreover, the antioxidant property of micronutrients appears to be only one factor in a complex set of nutritional variables that may predispose or protect against cardiovascular disease.
The elderly were evaluated for the diagnosis of sarcopenia, involving the calculation of muscle mass, grip strength and walking speed; sociodemographic,anthropometric and nutritional variables.
CONCLUSIONS: The use of geoprocessing tools and nutritional variables can provide input for understanding the universe of risks for work-related injuries.
After inclusion criteria were met, information of cases and controls were collected by trained interviewers through a questionnaire comprising occupational, biological,social and economic and nutritional variables.
With respect to nutritional variables, WC is a measure of central body fat and is believed to be an important predictor of chronic non-transmissible diseases such as hypertension and diabetes.
There was no significant association between spirometry FEV1% findings and nutritional variables. We must consider that, since this is a rare disorder, only a small sample of patients performed spirometry.
Nutritional variables showed the importance of low birth weight, a risk factor that nearly triples the odds for hospitalization, as well as that of the weight/age nutritional score, which, when low, increases the odds for hospitalization.
The application of geoprocessing tools in addition to nutritional variables can provide input for better understanding the complex relationships involved in risks for work-related injuries. Further investigations on these factors are recommended.
The proximal nutritional variables were breastfeeding and Z score for weight-age at time of hospitalization if the child was hospitalized or at the time of the interview if the child was an outpatient at the clinic. This variable was categorized into scores below zero and scores equal to or greater than zero.
The association between the outcome and sociodemographic, behavioral and nutritional variables was tested using the chi-square test for heterogeneity and linear trend and a multivariate analysis was performed through Poisson regression with a robust variance.
The analyzed nutritional variables were dry matter production, in vitro dry matter digestibility(ivdmd), crude protein(cp), dry matter(dm), neutral detergent fiber(ndf), acid detergent fiber(adf), insoluble protein neutral detergent(ipnd), insoluble protein, acid detergent(ipad), lignin, cellulose, hemicellulose and mineral matter mm.