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The root canals were enlarged to size 20 with K-files and filled with irrigant during instrumentation (Table 1).
Comparative studies between the standard approach and minimally invasive total hip arthroplasty reported a higher early complication rate in the series treated with minimally invasive arthroplasty performed with no dedicated instrumentation (Table 1).
The specific MIS techniques described in the studies were generally separated into anterior column support and posterior instrumentation (Table 6).
As expected, the score distributions resulting from both scaling methods were characterized by ceiling effects and skew that plague this class of PRO instrumentation (Table 5) [ 11, 23, 36, 40].
Additional information regarding raw data from campaigns (Tables S1 S3), uncertainties of instrumentation and measurement (Table S4), additional EPA experimental data, additional correlation of field data, additional tandem mass spectral data, MBO intercalibration at BEARPEX campaigns, MBO intercalibration at the BEACHON-RoMBAS campaign.
Green dash lines indicate the times of the change in the instrumentation described in Table 1.
Those belt-tightening measures included taking all new major science instrumentation projects off the table.
NIST supplies several DNA standard reference materials (SRMs) to enable validation of a laboratory's measurement capabilities as well as calibration of instrumentation and methods (see Table 7.7 in [ 70]).
The results revealed no significant difference between the two systems concerning post-instrumentation canal curvature changes (Table 2).
Laboratory reporting levels for most VOCs were different from one another, and these levels also varied as method changes were implemented or new instrumentation was used (Supplemental Material, Table 2, available online at http://www.ehponline.org/members/2007/10253/suppl.pdf).org/members/2007/10253/suppl.pdf
The ES-MS and ICP-MS instrumentation parameters can be found in Table 1.
