Examples of using Reference values used in English and their translations into Portuguese
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The reference values used were those recommended by Pereira.
Grip strength was evaluated with an analogical dynamometer Jamar; Preston, Jackson, MI,USA, and the reference values used were those proposed by Mathiowetz et al.
The reference values used were those from Knudson et al.
However, there were significant differences between age groups Table 5, andboth median values were within the reference values used for the general population, according to WHO 18.5-24.9 kg/m.
The reference values used were those established by Troosters et al.
For the better adjustment of the structural model, the following statistics and adjustment quality rates were considered,with respective reference values used more frequently in SEM applications.
The reference values used were those for the Brazilian population.
The large color screen of the 225C shows the individual parameters with validation, the actual measured value, the minimum andmaximum values recorded over time, and the reference values used for the validation.
The reference values used were for the Brazilian population of Britto et al.
Participants underwent pre- and post-bronchodilator spirometry with a computerized spirometer Koko; PDS Instrumentation, Inc., Louisville, CO, USA,in accordance with the American Thoracic Society guidelines The reference values used were those of Crapo et al.
The reference values used are the ones indicated in CTT site for packages up to 250g.
For the better adjustment of the structural model, the following statistics and adjustment quality rates were considered,with respective reference values used more frequently in SEM applications 21 21 Marôco J. Análise de equações estruturais: fundamentos teóricos, software& aplicações.
The reference values used for evaluation of cardiovascular risk were as follows: low risk: 3.00 mg/dl.
It is noteworthy that the present study's nutritional classification of the children with heart disease may have been a limiting factor, as the reference values used are those adopted internationally for healthy children, there not yet being standardized reference values for the comparison of children born with heart disease with other children in the same situation.
The reference values used in the present study were those recently proposed for the Brazilian population.
In the present study, the risk of exacerbation, which is considered to be one of the primary causes of morbidity/mortality, was shown to be reduced with an increase in DW. Therefore, this variable may predict the risk of exacerbation for these patients,provided there is an association with BMI that is between the reference values used in this study.
Table 1 shows the reference values used by the Clinical Pathology Laboratory.
The following inclusion criteria were applied: presenting<15% difference between the predicted and observed FEV1/FVC ratio; having an FEV1> 60% of predicted; and meeting the BTS criteria for acceptability and reproducibility including exhalation time of at least 6 s. The reference values used were predicted values recently proposed for the Brazilian population.
The normal reference values used for all curves were proposed by Pereira et al.
The reference values used in this study were set according to the literature covering 5 classifications.
Annuloaortic ectasia grading was based on reference values used by the Echocardiography Department adapted from Roge et al and was established by weight range following the criterion below: a up to 20%, mild enlargement; b between 20 and 40%, moderate enlargement; c above 40%, major enlargement.
The reference values used were those of Kyle et al. for patients with chronic respiratory failure.
The reference values used are also displayed, to give the user an easier grip on the systems behavior.
The normal reference values used for the analysis of diastolic function in both ventricles were obtained from the available literature.
The reference values used in adults, which were established by the pathology laboratory at the Hospital de Clínicas of the UNICAMP where the blood samples were processed, were serum urea.
Reference values used were those suggested by Knudson et al. Three forced expiratory curves were produced, technically acceptable for measurement of FVC and FEV1, and MVV was directly obtained during the 3 maximal expirations during 15s.
The reference values used were those suggested by Knudson et al. and were expressed in terms of BTPS Body Temperature Pressure Standard. Technical procedures, criteria for acceptability and reproducibility, were performed according to the guidelines recommended by the American Thoracic Society.
The reference values used to diagnose hypercholesterolemia and hypertriglyceridemia in children and adolescents were recommended by the I Diretriz de Prevenção da Aterosclerose na Infância and Adolescência 1 Guidelines for Atherosclerosis Prevention in Childhood and Adolescence of the Sociedade Brasileira de Cardiologia Brazilian Heart Society.
The reference values used to diagnose hypercholesterolemia and hypertriglyceridemia in children and adolescents were recommended by the I Diretriz de Prevenção da Aterosclerose na Infância and Adolescência(1st Guidelines for Atherosclerosis Prevention in Childhood and Adolescence) of the Sociedade Brasileira de Cardiologia(Brazilian Heart Society)17.
The reference values used were those of Neder et al.-values derived from a sample of the Brazilian population-Decramer et al.-values derived from a sample of the Belgian population II-and Seymour et al.-values derived from a sample of the UK population III. Patients were classified as having QF muscle weakness< 80% of predicted or as not having QF muscle weakness>= 80% of predicted on the basis of the percentage of predicted values obtained with each formula.