Examples of using Consistent with data in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Despite these limitations,the results seem promising and are consistent with data from the literature.
Consistent with data from PeNSE 2009 on consumption and eating behaviors among Brazilian adolescents26 26.
The results of modeling andcomputer simulation were consistent with data available in the literature.
Consistent with data from the literature, the current study's results demonstrate the variety of factors related to violence suffered by female sex workers in ten Brazilian cities.
NCBs must ensure that data are consistent with data reported in the framework of the MFI list.
The even distribution between unilateral andbilateral involvement on chest X-ray in our study is consistent with data in the literature.
Again, NCBs should ensure that data are consistent with data reported in the framework of the MFI list.
The prevalence of back-to-front flipping of an implant after augmentation mammoplasty in our service is consistent with data reported in the literature.
The prevalence rate of self-reported HBP in the studied sample, consistent with data from the world literature, is different from the findings of the National Health Survey(PNS)3 3.
Urinary incontinence was more frequent among older patients with dementia,which is consistent with data found in other studies.
Consistent with data from this study, previous studies in preterm infants have shown a lower bone mass, BMD, and BMC at the corrected age of term, as well as a lower weight and ponderal index.
NCBs should ensure that data as from end-1999 onwards are consistent with data reported in the framework of the MFI list.
This result is consistent with data found in the literature which relate cyberbullying victimization to internalization, which in turn may cause depression symptoms, social anxiety, low self-esteem, etc.
Slayings were carried out with impunity about 90 percent of the time in 2005,a figure consistent with data collected by CPJ over more than a decade.
This result is consistent with data from an investigation conducted in the United States, in which pregnant women with indication of PTSD reported having been victims of physical or psychological IPV during pregnancy.
Although limited by the low number of patients,median OS appeared consistent with data in patients with BRAF V600E positive tumours.
The model is calibrated, numerically solved and is able to match stylized u.s. aggregate statistics andto generate average life-cycle profiles of its decision variables consistent with data and literature.
Comparing that prevalence with that of individuals without FH,our results are consistent with data from a systematic review of small studies using different methodologies to detect PAD, in addition to ABI.
Regarding the population characteristics, the predominance of males andthe mean age of 66 years were common to other publications, and consistent with data from the literature.
From the analysis of the 290 records,it was observed that rates of poly-victimization were consistent with data from other studies, as well as the higher frequency of psychological and physical victimization and also the use of force and threat.
In our series, we saw that 60% of the patients were manipulated prior to referral, which represent a higher frequencycompared to other centers, yet consistent with data reported by Mankin et al.
This value is consistent with data from pivotal clinical studies, where mean changes from baseline in QTcF(Fridericia's correction) after doses of 500 and 750 mg twice daily were 1.9 and 4.9 msec, respectively.
There was no difference with regards to the distribution of cases by sex,which is consistent with data reported in Brazilian studies of schoolchildren.
This is consistent with data from developed countries where rickets predominantly occurs in populations at known high risk of moderate to severe vitamin D deficiency such as African American populations in the US and dark-skinned immigrant populations in Australia.
Besides, considering the wide variety of complexities involved in such procedures,one can assert that the collected data are consistent with data in the literature.
The greatest frequency of anemia among children in lower social groups is consistent with data obtained in the city of São Paulo, but significant association was observed only in the severe cases of anemia, which was similar to other studies.
In relation to the clinical aspects of this study, it is noteworthy that,among the causes of CKD, congenital malformations of the urinary tract were the most prevalent, consistent with data obtained in developed and developing countries.
The null correlation coefficient between these two variables is consistent with data from the literature. Therefore, no proportionality between the doses of sedative solution required and the different body surface areas is observed.
The prevalence of back- to-front flipping of an implant after augmentation mammoplasty between January 1970 and December 2010 was 0.33% per patient and 0.16% per implant in our service,indexes consistent with data already reported in the literature3-17.
The higher prevalence of poorly compressible arteries among hemodialysis patients is consistent with data presented by Ono et al. and is attributed to the fact that patients with end-stage renal disease have secondary severe bone dystrophy.