1000 resultados para estimativa e predição de desempenhos
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O objetivo deste trabalho foi predizer a fertilidade do solo no polo agrícola do Estado do Rio de Janeiro, por meio da modelagem solo x paisagem. A área de estudo compreendeu as regiões mais produtivas do Estado do Rio de Janeiro: Norte, Noroeste e Serrana. Características químicas do solo ? pH em H2O e capacidade de troca catiônica (CTC) ? e ambientais ? elevação, plano de curvatura, perfil de curvatura, índice de umidade, aspecto e declividade do terreno, além de tipos de solos, índice de vegetação normalizada (NDVI), imagens Landsat 7 e litologia ? foram utilizadas como variáveis preditoras. A análise exploratória dos dados identificou valores extremos, os quais foram expurgados, na preparação para a análise por regressão linear múltipla (RLM). Aos resultados da RLM, foram adicionados os resultados de krigagem dos resíduos da regressão, com uma técnica de mapeamento digital de solos (MDS) denominada regressão-krigagem. Na região Serrana, as variáveis ambientais explicaram as variáveis químicas. A variável NDVI foi importante nas três regiões, o que evidencia a importância da cobertura vegetal para a predição da fertilidade do solo. Em geral, os solos analisados apresentaram baixo pH. Os valores de CTC, nas regiões estudadas, estão dentro do intervalo considerado bom para a fertilidade do solo.
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A prematuridade continua sendo o principal problema da saúde pública em obstetrícia. As intervenções para reduzir a morbidade e a mortalidade do nascimento prematuro podem ser primárias (dirigidas a todas as mulheres), secundárias (destinadas a eliminar ou reduzir os riscos existentes) ou terciárias (visa melhorar resultados para bebês prematuros). Diante dessas considerações, o objetivo primeiro deste trabalho foi identificar os fatores biológicos maternos relacionados às intercorrências na gravidez que podem desencadear o trabalho de parto prematuro. A pesquisa integrativa da literatura foi feita em artigos indexados e disponíveis no Medline,Pubmed, SciELO e Bireme. As publicações selecionadas, no período de 1996 a 2010, foram as que apresentaram a metodologia bem descrita e rigorosa, ou seja, permitindo a reprodução da pesquisa, resultados apresentados de forma clara e cujas conclusões estivessem de acordo com os objetivos e resultados obtidos. O critério de exclusão, para a elaboração deste estudo, foi de artigos de opinião de autores e/ou que se encontravam repetidos no mesmo banco de dados. Conclui-se que a maioria dos esforços até agora têm sido intervenções, tais como os cuidados no pré-natal e o tratamento com corticosteróide, tocolíticos e antibióticos. Essas medidas têm reduzido a morbidade e mortalidade perinatal, mas a incidência de parto prematuro é maior. Avanços em cuidados primários e secundários, seguindo as estratégias utilizadas para outros problemas de saúde mais complexos, são necessários para prevenir doenças relacionadas com a prematuridade.
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BACKGROUND: The model for end-stage liver disease (MELD) was developed to predict short-term mortality in patients with cirrhosis. There are few reports studying the correlation between MELD and long-term posttransplantation survival. AIM: To assess the value of pretransplant MELD in the prediction of posttransplant survival. METHODS: The adult patients (age >18 years) who underwent liver transplantation were examined in a retrospective longitudinal cohort of patients, through the prospective data base. We excluded acute liver failure, retransplantation and reduced or split-livers. The liver donors were evaluated according to: age, sex, weight, creatinine, bilirubin, sodium, aspartate aminotransferase, personal antecedents, brain death cause, steatosis, expanded criteria donor number and index donor risk. The recipients' data were: sex, age, weight, chronic hepatic disease, Child-Turcotte-Pugh points, pretransplant and initial MELD score, pretransplant creatinine clearance, sodium, cold and warm ischemia times, hospital length of stay, blood requirements, and alanine aminotransferase (ALT >1,000 UI/L = liver dysfunction). The Kaplan-Meier method with the log-rank test was used for the univariable analyses of posttransplant patient survival. For the multivariable analyses the Cox proportional hazard regression method with the stepwise procedure was used with stratifying sodium and MELD as variables. ROC curve was used to define area under the curve for MELD and Child-Turcotte-Pugh. RESULTS: A total of 232 patients with 10 years follow up were available. The MELD cutoff was 20 and Child-Turcotte-Pugh cutoff was 11.5. For MELD score > 20, the risk factors for death were: red cell requirements, liver dysfunction and donor's sodium. For the patients with hyponatremia the risk factors were: negative delta-MELD score, red cell requirements, liver dysfunction and donor's sodium. The regression univariated analyses came up with the following risk factors for death: score MELD > 25, blood requirements, recipient creatinine clearance pretransplant and age donor >50. After stepwise analyses, only red cell requirement was predictive. Patients with MELD score < 25 had a 68.86%, 50,44% and 41,50% chance for 1, 5 and 10-year survival and > 25 were 39.13%, 29.81% and 22.36% respectively. Patients without hyponatremia were 65.16%, 50.28% and 41,98% and with hyponatremia 44.44%, 34.28% and 28.57% respectively. Patients with IDR > 1.7 showed 53.7%, 27.71% and 13.85% and index donor risk <1.7 was 63.62%, 51.4% and 44.08%, respectively. Age donor > 50 years showed 38.4%, 26.21% and 13.1% and age donor <50 years showed 65.58%, 26.21% and 13.1%. Association with delta-MELD score did not show any significant difference. Expanded criteria donors were associated with primary non-function and severe liver dysfunction. Predictive factors for death were blood requirements, hyponatremia, liver dysfunction and donor's sodium. CONCLUSION: In conclusion MELD over 25, recipient's hyponatremia, blood requirements, donor's sodium were associated with poor survival.
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The study of female broiler breeders is of great importance for the country as poultry production is one of the largest export items, and Brazil is the second largest broiler meat exporter. Animal behavior is known as a response to the effect of several interaction factors among them the environment. In this way the internal housing environment is an element that gives hints regarding to the bird s thermal comfort. Female broiler breeder behavior, expresses in form of specific pattern the bird s health and welfare. This research had the objective of applying predictive statistical models through the use of simulation, presenting animal comfort scenarios facing distinct environmental conditions. The research was developed with data collected in a controlled environment using Hybro - PG® breeding submitted to distinct levels of temperature, three distinct types of standard ration and age. Descriptive and exploratory analysis were proceeded, and afterwards the modeling process using the Generalized Estimation Equation (GEE). The research allowed the development of the thermal comfort indicators by statistical model equations of predicting female broiler breeder behavior under distinct studied scenarios.
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Prey size is an important factor in food consumption. In studies of feeding ecology, prey items are usually measured individually using calipers or ocular micrometers. Among amphibians and reptiles, there are species that feed on large numbers of small prey items (e.g. ants, termites). This high intake makes it difficult to estimate prey size consumed by these animals. We addressed this problem by developing and evaluating a procedure for subsampling the stomach contents of such predators in order to estimate prey size. Specifically, we developed a protocol based on a bootstrap procedure to obtain a subsample with a precision error of at the most 5%, with a confidence level of at least 95%. This guideline should reduce the sampling effort and facilitate future studies on the feeding habits of amphibians and reptiles, and also provide a means of obtaining precise estimates of prey size.