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estratificação social
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estratificació social
The condition of being arranged in social strata or classes within a group.
social stratification
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estratificação social
1
Agriculture also opened the way for social
stratification
,
exploitation and possibly patriarchy.
2
Conclusion: BCLC staging system provided the best prognostic
stratification
for HCC patients.
3
Population
stratification
is an important issue in case-control studies of disease-marker association.
4
This simple index appears very useful for risk
stratification
in clinical practice.
5
After age and gender
stratification
,
a cluster analysis was also carried out.
6
Risk
stratification
was based on the 2005 St. Gallen Consensus Conference criteria.
7
Aim: Genomic interventions could enable improved disease
stratification
and individually tailored therapies.
8
Thus, the cardiac troponins are paramount for disease classification and risk
stratification
.
9
Further resistance markers are largely unknown and would help for better
stratification
.
10
There is great interest in developing diagnostic and
stratification
biomarkers for sepsis.
11
ADMA levels upon presentation may confer enhanced risk
stratification
in this setting.
12
After
stratification
by sex, these effects were mainly observed among female infants.
13
Assessing IAD by ABI measurement may facilitate risk
stratification
in CAD patients.
14
After
stratification
for age, differences between groups decreased but retained their magnitude.
15
Additionally, the U-shaped association remained steady in any
stratification
of risk factors.
16
Now, how is
stratification
produced in the formation of stone and rocks.
stratification
patient stratification
social stratification
prognostic stratification
risk stratification
distinct stratification
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