Examples of using Systematically reviewed in English and their translations into Portuguese
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In 2010, the results from all relevant trials were systematically reviewed.
The text was systematically reviewed to avoid overlapping information and contradictions between chapters.
Additionally, the effects of sleep deprivation on anxiety have never been properly and systematically reviewed, either in humans or in animals.
We systematically reviewed published evidence regarding the impact of the brazilian fhs on selective primary care-sensitive conditions.
However, patients were followed-up by a team of nutritionists from their healthcare plan, who systematically reviewed patients' diets according to their needs.
Defense counsel is supervised and systematically reviewed for quality and efficiency according to nationally and locally adopted standards.
From potential 90 references, reduced to 53 non duplicated studies,30 studies were included and systematically reviewed: 29 qualitative and 1 quantitative as Figure 1 shows.
The papers were systematically reviewed, grouped according to outcome category food consumption, food and nutritional security and nutritional status.
Given the high prevalence of nausea and vomiting in early pregnancy, women and health professionals need clear guidance about effective and safe interventions,based on systematically reviewed evidence.
The medical records of patients studied were systematically reviewed by use of a questionnaire assessing demographic data, clinical variables, and medications used.
The mediumterm perspective and specific recommendations to the individual policy actors establish an agreed comprehensive framework for economic policy measures,progress on which can be systematically reviewed in the coming years.
This paper systematically reviewed studies about 6MWD to evaluate the functional capacity of adults with high blood pressure who had been or had not been submitted to physical rehabilitation.
In order toensure the early detection of breast cancer by mammography it is necessary that every diagnostic center has its activities carefully and systematically reviewed with the objective of verifying whether its results are in agreement with those reported in the literature.
Therefore, the present study systematically reviewed the literature to identify studies that assessed the association between PA and biological maturation in children and adolescents.
Recommended treatments for heart attacks that had appeared in textbooks published over a period of 30 years were compared with evidence that could have been taken into account had the authors systematically reviewed the results of fair tests of treatment reported during that time.
Methods: we systematically reviewed primary studies and followed our review with direct meta-analysis, mixed treatment comparison(mtc), and multi-criteria benefit-risk assessment.
In"Scales assessing eating behavior in autism spectrum disorder," Cristiane Pinheiro Lázaro and Milena Pereira Pondé, from the Bahia School of Medicine and Public Health, and Jean Caron, from McGill University and Douglas Mental Health University Institute,in Canada, systematically reviewed the subject.
Following registration, data were systematically reviewed in relation to their relevance to the subject, that is, evaluated and, in the next step, interpreted and discussed through thematic review. .
In this study, literature articles published in the past 10 years were systematically reviewed, totaling six original articles, showing that studies in children are still less than expected when compared with the number of publications in adults.
Therefore, this paper systematically reviewed studies on the 6MWD to assess the functional capacity of adults with high blood pressure submitted, or not, to physical rehabilitation focused on the 6DW and blood pressure BP.
To better understand this issue, the authors systematically reviewed all existing prediction models to identify preschool children with asthma-like symptoms at risk of developing asthma at school age.
Defense counsel is supervised and systematically reviewed for quality and efficiency according to nationally and locally adopted standards== The defender office(both professional and support staff), assigned counsel, or contract defenders should be supervised and periodically evaluated for competence and efficiency.
Editor's comment: The authors systematically reviewed the evidence for an epidemiological association between low serum levels of vitamin D and the diagnosis of asthma in children and concluded that available evidence suggests a potential association, but high quality studies are needed to bring closure to this question.
The present study systematically review the treatments reported for calcinosis in DM.
Systematically reviewing what you have already studied is very important.
Systematically review the literature about intervention proposals based on ABA with ASD individuals, therefore contributing with evidence-based practice.
Objective: systematically review studies that evaluated the association between institutional aspects and breastfeeding and exclusive breastfeeding among working women.
One could determine their dates of construction and systematically review remaining plans and visit and photograph those that date from the 1940s.
Systematically review the literature examining the effectiveness of testing and voluntary counseling strategies in changing HIV-related behaviors in developing countries.
During a Year of the Pig,the Monkey systematically reviews his policy of openness and trust that he gives to the outside world.