Examples of using A complementation in English and their translations into Portuguese
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The instrument is a complementation of the contact.
As a complementation of the masticatory standard evaluation, alimentary consistence was determined through information provided by patients or their companion.
After that time, if the block was not appropriate, a complementation was performed.
On the next day a complementation to the administrative ruling was published, which included patent fees.
Definición Inglés: A Fanconi anemia complementation group protein.
Definition English: A Fanconi anemia complementation group protein.
It is believed that the EBF association for under 4 months to the higher prevalence to BF excess is justified by the early offer of another types of milk as a complementation to breast milk.
Definición Inglés: A Fanconi anemia complementation group protein that interacts with FANCC PROTEIN and FANCD2 PROTEIN.
The differences between these two genres are not in opposition, but, in a complementation from one to the other.
This research investigates the contribution of application winplot, as a complementation of traditional classes in the construction of knowledge in mathematics. we use the theory of semiotics during the process.
During the investigation of jaundice of the case in discussion, it was decided to request ultrasound and abdominal CT with contrast; after diagnosis,there was a complementation with chest tomography.
Nevertheless, recognizing the limitation and objectivity of the instruments employed,it is assumed that a complementation using the qualitative approach would add information about the subjectivity of these mothers, not covered in this study.
These companions' presence throughout the hospitalization andtheir involvement in client care should not be considered as a delegation of responsibilities though, or as a complementation of nursing human resources.
For the healthcare practices of persons deprived of freedom andin treatment for tuberculosis to be successful, a complementation to the food that is offered in prison and medications for managing adverse drug effects of the treatment are also needed as social support external to the prison unit that promote continuity of care and of physical and biological response of patients.
The research proposes to study the emigration of Chinese by the port of Macao andAfricans of Mozambique from the mid-nineteenth century to the tropical plantation areas as a complementation or substitution of slave labor, in the perspective of the transoceanic trade of indentured labor.
It should be added the great business opportunities stemming from supplying the needs of isolated communities and rural areas, in the ambit of PRODEEM, represented by the installation of decentralized energy systems,using local sources of renewable energy, as a complementation to the conventional rural electrification.
Several accounts demonstrate that Facebook is a space to highlight and detail the personal and family life aspects of the users the ones they choose to share with others,representing a socialization tool and a complementation of face to face interactions- therefore, it also concerns the sociability mediation.
It should be added the big business opportunities due to the need of satisfying the isolated communities and rural areas, within PRODEEM, for installation of decentralized energy systems,using local renewable energy sources as a complementation of the conventional rural electrification.
Nutritional therapy for complementation.
According to both,some information needs complementation from a health professional.
The continuous evaluation of the DRL is extremely important for the complementation of a quality assurance program in the services.
She said also that there was not a profession better than another butrather a dependency and complementation between a doctor and a nurse.
Programs which were knowingly deficient in specific areas could establish cooperation agreements with others as a means of educational complementation for the deficient program.
Therefore, it is clear that topical anesthesia has a low efficacy and intravenous analgesic complementation with its known inconveniences is necessary.
As a consequence of the complementation it is decidable whether a deterministic PDA accepts all words over its input alphabet, by testing its complement for emptiness.
The hypothesis here is that portable communication devices(smartphones, tablets and computers)when connected to the internet can serve as a second screen for the complementation of a television broadcast content stream.
The enactment of the Rural Worker Statute ETR, on 2 March 1963,was greeted at the time by Caio Prado Jr. as a"real complementation of the law which abolished slavery in 1888" apud.
The research presented here focused on investigating conceptions of the processes of teaching and learning mathematics teachers trained in areas related to this discipline andwho have attended a course in educational complementation.