Examples of using Partial resolution in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Malaysia announcements partial resolution of 2018 budget.
Until today the conventional vestibular rehabilitation has been the choice therapy in the partial resolution of the disease.
There was partial resolution of the pleural effusion, a small volume of which remained loculated within the left pleural space.
Most of them undergo complete or partial resolution.
The resolution or partial resolution of those and other cases long after they happened is good news for a region with a bleak record on impunity.
Clinically, there was remission of symptoms and partial resolution of the ochrodermatitis.
Complete or partial resolution of hyperhidrosis was reported by 99.2% and 94.9% of the patients in the early and late postoperative periods, respectively.
There was improvement on the dermatological condition, with partial resolution of the dermatophytosis condition.
After return of flow or partial resolution of the thrombus, angioplasty of the culprit lesion with a non-compliant balloon(Mustang®, Boston Scientific, USA) was performed.
CONCLUSION: the treatment of these cases of keloid with infiltration of triamcinolone got partial resolution of the injury, with good final aesthetic result.
A satisfactory global response(complete or partial resolution of all attributable symptoms signs, radiographic/ bronchoscopic abnormalities present at baseline) was seen in 53% of voriconazole-treated patients compared to 31% of patients treated with comparator.
Although there are no traditional cliffhanger endings,each serial chapter has a partial resolution at its end: Each episode's primary henchman always escapes.
It was also demonstrated that old thrombi may be present in patients with chest pain only for a couple of hours, andthat the age progression time of thrombus is related to worst prognosis and partial resolution of ST segment.
Results of Kurt Gödel, Gerhard Gentzen, andothers provided partial resolution to the program, and clarified the issues involved in proving consistency.
A partial resolution was reached in 822 with Coenwulf's successor, King Ceolwulf, but it was not until about 826 that a final settlement was reached between Wulfred and Coenwulf's daughter, Cwoenthryth, who had been the main beneficiary of Coenwulf's grants of religious property.
In most of cases, the patients progress with complete or partial resolution of the condition with the process stabilization, with very rare cases of fatal outcome.
The resolution is analyzed in two full resolution,>50%; and no resolution< 50% or three categories full resolution,> 70%; partial resolution, 30 to< 70%; and no resolution,< 30.
These are the principles that will allow for total or partial resolution of the presented needs, which may require interdisciplinary actions involving the health team.
A well-known problem in the literature of decision making under uncertainty is that for agiven Maxmin Expected Utility(MEU) preference and an arbitrary partial resolution of uncer- tainty, in general, violation of dynamic consistency holds.
As shown in Table 3, a successful response(complete or partial resolution) at the end of treatment was seen in 42% of posaconazole-treated patients compared to 26% of the external group.
The resolution rate of the sum of STsegment elevations from baseline ECG, compared to post-reperfusion ECG, can be analyzed in two or three categories; 50% is the cut-off point fortwo categories full resolution,> 50%; and no resolution,< 50%, and 70% is the cut-off point for three categories full resolution,> 70%; partial resolution, 30% to< 70%; and absence of resolution,< 30.
Of the cases that were followed up until the outcome was known, 40% experienced improvement in ILD, 25% had partial resolution of ILD, and 35% had no resolution of ILD, with death occurring in 29% of the patients.
This study aims to analyse the technique of partial resolution of merit, in the range of the civil procedural brazilian system, understood as the anticipation of the definitive judicial act, wich falls on one or more of claims released requests, or portion of them, before the final judicial statement about all the requests.
Recurrence of axillary hyperhidrosis was observed in 6 patients 5.08%,corresponding to the patients who showed complete or partial resolution of hyperhidrosis in the early postoperative period but developed it again in the late postoperative period.
Of 16 patients were successfully treated(at the end of treatment complete or partial resolution of signs and symptoms present at baseline) with posaconazole 800 mg/ day in divided doses for a median of 296 days and up to 460 days.
However, several patients persist with bone alterations,which result from a complex interposition of different factors, such as the partial resolution of CKD-MBD, due to deficient graft function and the effect of immunosuppressive drugs.
There was effectiveness of the speech therapy in the treatment of vocal fold polyp by complete or partial resolution of the lesion, associated to satisfactory vocal improvement between 38% and 100% in the participants of the analyzed studies. The polyp with small size and of recent occurrence having the best response to speech therapy.
Capitalism demands constant renewal of its forms, and facing such challenges, innovation through new sustainable products andprocesses can serve as partial resolution to the problems of mankind considering that the full resolution is associated with other variables.
This should involve, above all, sending a clear message to those countries which want to aspire to membership of the EU that solving territorial problems and at least partial resolution of the matter of refugees are basic conditions for thinking seriously about membership in the near or distant future.