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It provides a snapshot of the situation at one time point during a period of adaptation to post-Soviet conditions.

The vast majority of methacrylate-based CR has polymerization shrinkage between 2 and 5 % [17], whereas silorane-based CR exhibits polymerization shrinkage below 1%[1819] 19], which would make the adaptation of the post to the root canal better.

This study examines the socioeconomic adaptation of post-1991 EuropeanEuroprofessionalsonals in the United States.

The goal of this study was to examine the socioeconomic adaptation of post-1991 skimmigrantsgrants from Eastern Europe in the United States.

La ciociara (1957; Two Women) tells of an adaptation to post-World War II Italian life.

Although transcriptional changes due to phagocytosis cannot be excluded, it is more likely that they reflect metabolic adaptation to post-uptake processing of different nutrients.

Although these changes may be also due to phagocytosis, it is more likely that they reflect metabolic adaptation to post-uptake processing of different nutrients.

Stephen Daldry's star-studded adaptation of Jonathan Safran Foer's post-Sept.

No, it's not an adaptation of the classic post-colonial novel by Chinua Achebe, but a Mario Van Peebles picture about a college football player battling cancer.

Rebecca Asher is not wrong to see a general hazard in the adaptation of culturally equal, post-feminist woman to the time-honoured injustices of family life, but formulating a cri de coeur out of it is a delicate matter.

Robert Neville Will Smithh) faces a similar fate in last year's I Am Legend, the adaptation of Richard Matheson's post-apocalyptic novel about one man's fight against a deadly virus and a horde of infected mutants.