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Evaluation of the effectiveness of teledentistry on diagnostic accuracy and treatment planning among Jordanian dentists. [PDF]

open access: yesFront Dent Med
Alshatrat SM   +7 more
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The CspC:CspA heterodimer transduces germinant and co-germinant signals during Clostridioides difficile spore germination. [PDF]

open access: yesPLoS Biol
McNellis ME   +6 more
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Consonant gemination in Italian: The affricate and fricative case [PDF]

open access: yesSpeech Communication, 2021
Consonant gemination in Italian affricates and fricatives was investigated, completing the overall study of gemination of Italian consonants. Results of the analysis of other consonant categories, i.e.
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Geminal Dithiols

ChemInform, 2004
AbstractFor Abstract see ChemInform Abstract in Full Text.
Mikhail Voronkov   +3 more
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Geminate and non-geminate recombination in a-As2Se3

Solid State Communications, 1981
Abstract Combined zerographic measurements and a delayed-collection field technique has been applied to a-As2Se3. The data shows that the zero-field quantum efficiency is 0.45±0.02. The measured field and temperature dependence gives a best fit to the Onsager theory with r 0 =80 A for Φ0=1. Non-geminate recombination was studied using
J. Mort   +3 more
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Geminate and non−geminate recombination in a–Si:H

AIP Conference Proceedings, 1981
A number of recent measurements including xerographic discharge and a delay‐collection field technique have indicated that the photogeneration process in a‐Si:H is controlled by a geminate recombination process. This results in the primary quantum efficency being field dependent which could limit performance of solar cells using a‐Si:H. An extension of
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Of Geminates and Gemellology

Laterality: Asymmetries of Body, Brain and Cognition, 1999
Twins have always attracted attention‐ Romulus and Remus, Castor and Pollux, Jacob and Esau, Fafner and Fasold; there has always been intrigue, mystery and confusion surrounding two-in-one and one-in-two. The interest for Laterality and lateralisation is compounded, because if it is the difference between an individual’s two sides that results in ...
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