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All mothers have heard about the Guthrie test, thus corroborating the data available in the literature.
The statistical data of the Dialysis Census of 2008, of the Brazilian Society of Nephrology, related that the majority 43.7% of patients undergoing dialysis in Brazil and in the age-range between 40 and 59 years andare of the male sex 57%, thus corroborating the data found in this study.
Reinfections by the same G orP genotypes may occur, thus corroborating the hypothesis of RVA incomplete protection.
Accumulation of Gb3 deposits- histological diagnosis of FD, was demonstrated by cutaneous biopsy,which showed sparse lysosomal inclusions with characteristics typical of Gb3 deposits exclusively in smooth muscle fibers thus corroborating the relationship between genotype and phenotype.
Displays these features, thus corroborating hypotheses linking DNA content¾ via cell size¾ to metabolic rate.
In the present study, these abnormalities were also found, thus corroborating previous observations.
The results from the tonal threshold audiometry did not show alterations, thus corroborating with the literature which does not point to any direct relation between the auditory processing disorder and hearing loss, since for its characterization it is necessary to have normal auditory accuity.
MRI showed hypervascularized lesions see Figure,in the aforementioned regions, thus corroborating CT findings.
In this study,professionals reported this difficulty, among others, thus corroborating possible associations between the notification and factors related to aggressors and the family environment.
It was seen that there was a higher rate of prevalence among females, with 62.4%,compared to males, thus corroborating with this study.
Thus, corroborating national and international studies, occupational stress is associated with organizational factors poor working conditions; lack of institutional values related to the appreciation of workers, satisfaction and motivation at work; reduction of personnel; low pay; the health work organization work overload; night shift; long working hours; ambiguity in task development; and the different problems arising from interpersonal relationships impaired communication; bad relationship with supervisors and colleagues; interpersonal conflicts.
In our case, the apparent diffusion coefficient value was 0.78× 10-3 mm2/s, thus corroborating those previous findings.
In addition, the results of the study showed that there were no statistically significant differences in the prevalence of food consumption indicators among elderly persons with and without DM and/or SAH, except forthe consumption of fried foods among women, thus corroborating previous results in literature.
At the ends of the bars andon the hooks stresses were practically null, thus corroborating that hooks anchorage in pile caps is unnecessary.
On the other hand, the districts in stratum 1.2 presented the lowest heterogeneity in relation to the indicators used in this study, the lowest incidence rate and the best sanitation and income indicators, as well as low population growth anda low proportion of shantytowns, thus corroborating Machado et al 2007.
The percentages of dissatisfaction with one's own health increased with age in women, thus corroborating the results of Brazilian and international studies.
Studies state that speech-language pathology group therapy acts in health promotion aspects considering the construction of concepts and notions of self-care andhealth education. It offers therapeutic intervention possibilities in which the individual is assisted with a biopsychosocial approach, thus corroborating the results found in this review.
The findings shed light on the care that men gave to their family members and friends, thus corroborating studies which indicate the increasing participation of men in care actions.
Studies have demonstrated that marital status and number of children can act as protective factors for the syndrome.Our results indicate that the nursing residents who were developing burnout were predominately single and childless, thus corroborating their susceptibility to the syndrome.
In this review, sectional andlongitudinal studies show the effects of this regular practice on the performance at work, thus corroborating the revisions by Kenny and Crawford, in which the protection of the elderly against functional loss at work was evidenced.
In addition, clinical specimens, such as cerebrospinal fluid, blood, and sputum, have been described as good substrates for PCR with good concordance kappa 0.6867; p 0.625; McNemar's test, as in our results,in which the level of positivity in extrapulmonary samples was higher when nested PCR was used p 0.0042, thus corroborating the findings of Noussair et al.
In the present study, the majority of adolescents of both sexes indicated that they were knowledgeable with respect to at least one contraceptive method, thus corroborating the findings of the BEMFAM1 investigation, which reveals that practically 100% of Brazilian youths(aged 15 to 24) were familiar with at least one method.
Hoarseness associated with acute cardiac exacerbation has been reported in patients with long-standing PDA, thus corroborating the above proposition.
The results of this study are in agreement with this idea since only 2 5.40% of 30 patients examined presented angular cheilitis, thus corroborating with indexes found in the studies performed by Ogunbodede et al. and Carvalho.
In this review, sectional and longitudinal studies show the effects of this regular practice on the performance at work, thus corroborating the revisions by Kenny16 16.
It also becomes evident in articles that educational technologies are used as facilitators of the teaching-learning process, providing interaction andknowledge construction and thus corroborating with differentiated training of the professional to be.
The present study observed that associations exist between chronic low back pain andthe following clinical demographic variables:"female gender" and"previous history of back pain", thus corroborating data already obtained in the literature on chronic low back pain among adults.
In response to this resolution, the World Health Organization initiated its global health sector strategy on viral hepatitis 2016-2021, which included measures for eliminating viral hepatitis B andC as a public health threat by 2030, thus corroborating the United Nations 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.
However, this study can contribute to knowledge and understanding of factors associated with the characteristics and perpetrators of violence against female sex workers in Brazil, based on the identification of structural, workplace, andindividual factors as probable predictors of various types of abuse against female sex workers, thus corroborating the understanding of the association between experiences of violence and exposure to risk factors for HIV infection in this specific group of women.
These results thus corroborate the results of Peliano et al.