Exemplos de uso de Overall variability em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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This speaker's vowels present the least overall variability.
The indices reflecting overall variability SDNN and SD2 show an increase in the first window of recovery T1 for the control groups.
The RRtri andthe TINN express the overall variability of RR intervals.
These indexes express the overall variability of RR intervals, suggesting that obese children have reduced the overall variability of heart rate.
Smoking on olanzapine clearance andhalf-life is small in comparison to the overall variability between individuals.
Speaker 3 presents the greatest overall variability SD mean: 44.41, on the other hand, speaker 2, presents the least overall variability SD mean: 34.66.
However, the magnitude of the impact of age, gender, or smoking on olanzapine clearance andhalf-life is small in comparison to the overall variability between individuals.
The first factor was the most important,representing 54.8% of overall variability, with the greatest discrimination power among patients.
In summary, the findings of this study suggest that obese children have autonomic dysfunctions characterized by decreased parasympathetic activity and overall variability.
Analysis of HRV has shown that individuals with type 1 DM have reduced overall variability as compared with healthy subjects of different ages.
However, only a small fraction(10- 20%) of the overall variability in the pharmacokinetics of the norelgestromin and EE following application of EVRA may be associated with any or all of the above demographic parameters.
Our findings indicate that individuals with type 1DM have altered HRV, characterized by a reduction in sympathetic and parasympathetic activities, and in overall variability as compared with healthy controls.
Sekine et al and Martini et al,evaluating the overall variability in obese children through the SDNN index standard deviation of RR intervals, found no statistically significant differences in this index, however these values were lower in these children, compared with non-obese children.
The SD1 is an index of instantaneous recording of the variability of beat-to-beat and represents parasympathetic activity, while the index SD2 represents HRV in long-term records,and reflects the overall variability.
The HRV results indicated a decrease in sympathetic LF ms and parasympathetic activities RMSSD, PNN50,HF ms, and in overall variability SDNN, RRtri and SD2 in type 1 DM subjects as compared with healthy controls.
Type 1 DM patients have autonomic changes characterized by reduction in sympathetic and parasympathetic activities and overall variability. The SDNN, RMSSD, PNN50, RRtri, LF ms, HF ms, SD1 and SD2 indices had the best diagnostic accuracy in discriminating individuals with type 1 DM.
The results suggest that obese children present changes in the autonomic nervous system,characterized by decreases in parasympathetic activity and overall variability, which demonstrates the need for early attention to these children, to avoid future complications.
In summary, when observing cardiac autonomic behavior during the post-exercise recovery process,groups that underwent only one exercise session showed increased overall variability in the first window of recovery, and the groups that underwent training, especially the ECCT group, showed better values on indices that reflect vagal modulation RMSSD, SD1 and HF in the recovery windows when compared to baseline.
The overall interobserver variability was moderate.
Overall, the variability in brightness has been much stronger since 2000.
Due to the overall inter-subject variability of tasimelteon, this increase is not clinically meaningful and dose adjustment is not recommended.
The physicochemical niche, therefore, can affect the coral-zooxanthellae relationship,promoting bleaching and/or reduction of calcification, although the overall physiological variability could be phylogenetically constrained.