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Ceramic bonding systems using ceramic primers without the use of hydrofluoric acid have been introduced, but data about the efficiency of these systems are lacking.

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For outdoor positioning and orientation, some solutions based on data have been introduced but are first based on handled devices (e.g., Android and iOS) and secondly are not accurate enough to place an object at the right place.

In 1995, the 130-mm stem was introduced, but no outcome data have been published.

Several commercial or free software packages have been introduced for data processing, but most of them are vendor dependent.

In [8], a SOM-based method has been introduced for data imputation in incomplete data matrices.

To solve this problem, pathway-based analysis (PBA) has been introduced to GWAS data analysis.

Bias could have been introduced in our data in a number of ways.

Recently, machine learning especially sparse learning algorithms have been introduced for GWAS data analysis.

Bias might have been introduced by missing data on clinical parameters and therapy.

Specifically, pipelined query evaluation models have been introduced to hide data transfer latencies within the processing of the queries [ 26].

Genome sequencing of this clone showed that no other mutation had been introduced during transduction (data not shown).

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