Exemplos de uso de Tended to increase em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Prevalence tended to increase with age p< 0.001.
Generally speaking, the prevalence of EB and PB tended to increase at each fulfilled step.
Although the protein content tended to increase with income, the proportion of proteins was adequate at all levels of income Table 4.
Across Europe expenditure on social protection has tended to increase relative to GDP.
Consumption of saturated fats tended to increase with income between 6.7% in the lowest quintile and 10% in the highest quintile.
Although fever was common at all ages,its frequency tended to increase with age.
The prevalence of former smokers tended to increase with age, reaching a peak after 45 years of age.
In general, the progression of some CVRFs varied among different groups of health professionals;however, all tended to increase.
This finding showed that oxygen saturation tended to increase over time in both groups.
Finally, oxygen saturation tended to increase over time in both groups, demonstrating that the evaluated techniques produced a significant benefit.
In healthy subjects, it has been demonstrated that HRV indices tended to increase as RR- intervals enlarged.
Human population, he argued, tended to increase geometrically, outstripping the production of food, which increased arithmetically.
Other authors have also reported that neural response amplitudes tended to increase at lower stimulus frequencies.
Overbite decreased during treatment and tended to increase after treatment due to relapse, although this occurred more frequently in cases of Class II, division 2.
Whereas RSV-induced wheezing tended to decrease with age,early allergic sensitization tended to increase rather than regress.
From 1996 to 1999, the number of cases of ARD tended to increase, the latter being the year with the largest number of notifications.
The dynamics of increasing production efficiency meant that fewer workers were needed to tend the machines so unemployment tended to increase.
Prevalence of arterial hypertension tended to increase as the BMI increased. .
The difference tended to increase with age, with significant differences reported by age groups 40 to 59 years old: 8.1% 95% CI, 7.6-8.6; and 60 years old or older 18.2% 95% CI, 17.2-19.2.
Relative participation of fruit and other vegetables tended to increase with income, which was not the case for leaf vegetables Table 1.
Frequency of obesity among school children decreased with age(p< 0.05),was lower among girls than boys(p< 0.01), and tended to increase with birthweight p=0.18.
In March, the percentage of absences tended to increase as a result of the increased concentration of particulate matter.
Steam-flaking increased the final body weight, average daily gain,feed efficiency, hot carcass weight and tended to increase the carcass yield.
The mean values of the anthropometric indicators tended to increase with age p< 0.05, except for WHtR in males and females and for TSF in males.
Exposure to valsartan is not correlated with thedegree of liver dysfunction, although the presence of liver disease tended to increase the valsartan plasma AUC.
It was the labor force, butalso the wombs of the slaves, that tended to increase the patriarch's“herd,” converted almost into animals by the monoculture plantation regime.
Both relative participation of F& V and its price andother foods tended to increase along with the economic level of families Table 2.
The inotropic score andthe volemic reposition tended to increase in the aprotinin group, perhaps, as undesirable side effects of higher hemodilution to which it was submitted.
In schoolchildren belonging to families of higher socioeconomic status, overweight tended to increase gradually and this trend was similar in the two genders.
The prevalence of hearing disability tended to increase with aging, with significant differences for the age groups 40 to 59 years old 1.0%, 95% CI, 0.9-1.2; and 60 years old or older 5.2%, 95% CI, 4.7-5.7.