Examples of using The reference values in English and their translations into Portuguese
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The reference values are indicated.
According to the reference values.
The reference values of Troosters et al. were used.
These levels, however,were not below the reference values.
The reference values used were those recommended by Pereira.
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Blood glucose, urea andcreatine remained within the reference values.
The reference values used were those from Knudson et al.
The reference values for the Brazilian population were used.
Speech Fluency Profile score outside the reference values for age;
We used the reference values reported by Knudson et al.
However, the procedures to carry out these methods,the results of reliability analysis and the reference values are not evident in the literature.
The reference values place them in different spatial regions.
However, the definition of the reference values is still a subject of great discussion.
The reference values vary according to the laboratory.
The reference values published for pulmonary function vary widely.
Initially, only 22 participants 61.1% were below the reference values, and this frequency remained the same after the intervention.
The reference values for TLC are therefore of great importance.
For the diagnosis of dyslipidemia, we used the reference values recommended by the National Cholesterol Education Program NCEP.
The reference values used were for the Brazilian population of Britto et al.
IGF-1 was determinedusing a chemiluminescence assay, after which children were classified according to the reference values indicated by the Diagnostic System Laboratory, adapted for age.
We used the reference values defined by Pereira et al. in our study.
The reference values must be laid down at European level, and that is the case.
First, it is interesting to note that the results of motor tests showed that a reasonable number of elderly participants had results below the reference values for gender and age and with lower mean values than elderly participants without AH. However, these results were similar to or slightly lower than the results from other studies involving elderly patients with AH, which suggests that AH is a chronic condition that can be associated with decreased motor capacity and physical fitness.
The reference values were: abnormal ABI< 0.90 and>1.30; normal ABI between 0.91 and 1.29.
The reference values were those recommended by the III Brazilian Guidelines on Dyslipidemia.
The reference values adopted for creatinine were 0.7- 1.3 mg/dL for men, and 0.6- 1.2 mg/dL for women.
The reference values for pulmonary function tests vary considerably from population to population.