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“...-dependent task. Animals trained in the dark period, when sleep is reduced, did not improve significantly...”
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“... and a second questionnaire, given between 7 and 10 days later, about the care of the site, degree...”
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“... is one of the objects of work areas involving physical exercise and nutrition. OBJECTIVE: To propose...”
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Publicado em 2011
“... in both studied groups. The late prematurity did not interfere in the infants motor responses...”
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Publicado em 2018
“... of sharp objects that can result in uterine perforation. Restricting abortion does not reduce abortion and...”
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“... diversify the representations of the objects under study, providing new ways of thinking and acting. This...”
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“... by COVID-19 are more afraid of falling than those who were not infected. This is a cross-sectional study...”
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