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What we are looking for today are all documents, all information which will then allow us to make an analysis".
The aim of this paper is to make an analysis of iodine diffusion into zirconium compared to zirconium oxide.
Therefore, the objective of this paper is to make an analysis of the fire safety codes for buildings in Brazil.
"We're sort of in new territory, in terms of the department trying to make an analysis," said Will Ris, American's senior vice president for government affairs.
"We had the control of the game but we didn't create the chances and this is something we need to make an analysis of for next week".
Finally, in order to make an analysis of the effect on vibrational characteristic, a lumped model is introduced, which reveals a strong coupling of librational and vibrational characteristics.
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However, the lack of death details prior to 1997 make an analysis by period of treatment difficult, as period of treatment becomes aliased with period of follow-up.
His responsibility was to make an accurate analysis of the uranium content of uranium-bearing ore samples.
To make an integrative analysis of the two data sets possible, the gene signature of each injection site is needed.
To make an extensive analysis, we do all the experiments described below with top-6 countries: Germany, France, Poland, Netherlands, United Kingdom and United States.
CiteSpace III, an information visualization and analysis software, was used to make a visual analysis.
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