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Discourse Analysis Science Essay
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The process of subdividing attitudes into categories sometimes comes with tension. This is despite the fact that in most cases inscription of attitude does not lead to any problems. Since attitude can be graded, two senses have been established to grade it with concerns for expressing feelings and values.
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Developmental Proposal: Pilbara Iron Ore Project Science Case Study
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Blacksmith apartments block accommodates deposits of the cornerstone delta which are meant for production of flinders’ maiden. This is located among a number of proposed developments among which others are ongoing. Rio Tinto’s Caliwingina iron ore resource is located in the northern part of the project while FMG’s Solomon iron ore hub is located in the eastern region.
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Media Building Fire Safety Management Plan Science Literature review
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The fire marshals will also be evaluating the total cost that can be incurred if a fire starts and consumes the buildings (Beard, 2005). You should also assess the people you see to be most at risk if a fire breaks out. Special consideration should be given to disabled people. They should be put into departments that are near exit places (Purcell, 2004).
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Analysis of the Fire Community Safety Programs in the UK and Canada Science Case Study
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Fire community safety is a combination of measures aimed at preventing instances of fire accidents and providing appropriate rescue and response services in instances when fire disasters occur. Looking at the types of risks which corporates are exposed to, it is important to acknowledge that fire comes among the top items on the list.
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How Can We Transcend Our Minds Science Essay
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There is a long tradition of opposing arguments about the theories of laws of nature. Therefore, there is a need to research and formulate theories that would accurately predict the observed phenomenon without worrying about critics or opponents who put blanket objections to the theories of science.
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Historical Perspective of Community Safety Science Literature review
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In his book, Bryan 2002, shows a changed focus in research relating to human behavior in incidents of fire ever since the first studies that were carried out in the early 1900s which eventually resulted in the current performance-based safety codes that tend to place a lot of emphasis on the evacuation methods.
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Environmental Risk Management: Fault Tree Analysis Science Literature review
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Fault Tree Analysis has widely been accepted in most installations that aim to determine the probability of some of the safety hazards that may be present in the installation itself. FTA starts from the top going downwards meaning that the first step that should be taken is to establish the top probable event that is likely to happen in any installation. 
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Advanced Material Process Science Term Paper
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With the effort from the textile protects people are away from the big number of potential attacks today. These composite materials are used to fight against hazards like, fire, cold, heat, perforation, and projection of dangerous products such as metals infusion as compared to the traditional ones which offered almost the same services but with a downtrend.
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Planning of Marine Mines Operations Science Research Proposal
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This attempt also failed when the mines exploded without sinking the ship but he later succeeded in 1805 while working in England to sink for Dorothea 200 ton brig. Later in 1844, Samuel Colt perfected the use of electric current to detonate a mine on the Potomac River.
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How Accurate Is the Science That We Read in the Media Science Literature review
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“A fundamental misunderstanding virtually everywhere in the world is that material in the mass media presented in a scientific manner is real science” (Schopf 1999, p.75). According to this author, the science offered in the media is not factual science but mainly pseudoscience, anti-science, the false notion, and doctrine.
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Science is United By Its Method and not by Its Subject Science Assignment
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The intimate connection between the scientific method and its original subject matter has been lost sight of, and the method has been regarded not as a tool, not as secondary to the demands of the subject of investigation, but as primary and self-sufficient. Moreover, the scientific method is now considered as the unifying factor of all sciences rather than the subject matter of investigation.
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Research Plan for Proposed Research Project Science Essay
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Having done this we must evaluate our own work to judge it from our own point of view with a very critical viewpoint and make necessary changes wherever required to give it a more meaningful, conclusive, and presentable look. Once all these steps are accomplished our paper is ready for final submission with the satisfaction that we have done a wonderful job.
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The Effect of Water Cement Ration upon the Compressive Science Assignment
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The two combine the ingredients for binding. The water to cement ratio does determine the strength and durability of concrete cured. Every ratio of 0.5 means that for every 100 Ibs of cement concrete 50 Ibs will be added to it. Ordinary concrete of ratio 0.6 to 0.7 will be considered to be normal. The lower ratio of 0.5 will generally have a higher quality concrete desire.
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Atmospheric Corrosion and Galvanic Corrosion Processes Science Case Study
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Corrosion occurs when two metals are in an electrolyte or when metal has moisture and oxygen on its surface. The metal in the anode terminal is more reactive than the one in the cathode terminal. Corrosion current is produced during the galvanic process. The electrochemical series determine the polarity of each metal.
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Scientific Method as the Part of Modern Technologies Science Essay
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The paper has also examined the application of scientific philosophy and methodology in early scientists who pioneered the development of electricity and those who lead o the development of computers. From the discussion what is evident is that the principles of scientific methods are still the same such as the application of the scientific method steps.
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Effect of Temperature on Larvae Growth Science Lab Report
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The experiment involved placing a constant number of larvae in beakers which were then placed in different temperature conditions. From the experiment, it was found that the beakers that were under a mean temperature of 18 deg C recorded the shortest time of 1.5 days and the adults emerged. At the average temperature of 6 deg C the longest time of 5 days was taken for the adult to merge.
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Principles of Chromatography Science Research Paper
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The maximum UV absorption bands of a pen ink were situated between 500 and 700nm and most of the dye components have a minimum absorption nearing 590nm for black inks and 520nm for red inks (Trapp & Schurig, 2001). This, therefore, entails that, the wavelength of detection was set to be 590 and 520 nm respectively.
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Earth Science: Earthquake and Disaster Management Science Term Paper
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It is important to study earthquakes because people can be able to deal with their disastrous nature. This essay will review the literature on earthquakes, focusing particularly on Kuwait, with the aim of understanding the disastrous nature of earthquakes, their background, types, and how to deal with them.
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Operation of a Hydraulic Backhoe Science Literature review
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The basic operation of a hydraulic system involves the transmission of pressure from a narrow cylinder (master cylinder) to a wider cylinder (slave cylinder) where the resultant pressure is used to lift a load. This involves the use of an incompressible liquid (in this case oil) which transmits the pressure exerted at one point to another point without a change in its volume.
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Scene Crime Processing Science Term Paper
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When practical, physical evidence shall be processed at the scene of the crime and released by signed receipt to the owner, evidence should be processed by the best available means. Precautions need to be taken to ensure that the evidence is not lost, destroyed, contaminated, or altered during processing or collection and hence be contaminated.
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Fluid Dynamics of Fire Science Assignment
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It turns out that the frequency of two-particle collisions in gases is proportional to the square root of the kelvin temperature. If you increase the temperature from 293 K to 303 K, you will increase the collision frequency by a factor of: That's an increase of 1.7% for a 10° rise. The rate of reaction will have doubled for that increase in temperature - in other words, an increase of about 100%.
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Risks of Fire in the Residence Premises of Migrant Workers in the United Kingdom Science Literature review
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Many of the fires reported have been found to involve migrant workers in the UK. Since these fires can lead to death, injuries, and loss of property it is important for them to be controlled. This happens under the watch of various organizations partnering to help the migrant workers who may be too vulnerable to these fires.
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The Particle Separation in Mineral and Chemical Science Essay
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Extractive metallurgy is divided into four divisions: Mineral Processing (or Beneficiation), Hydrometallurgy, Hydrometallurgy, and Electrometallurgy. In processing minerals, a number of unit operations are used to prepare and classify mineral ores before the valuable constituents of minerals can be separated for further treatment.
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Occurrence of the Domestic Fire in High-Rise Buildings Science Essay
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Reducing the number of injuries and fatalities because of domestic fires in multi-occupancy high-rise buildings is applicable to the identification of the best strategies. However, this cannot be a single-party operation because it involves many. The fire rescue cannot do this on its own because there are many other involved parties.
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Tsunami Disaster Management Science Term Paper
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The 2004 earthquake with a 9.0 magnitude in Indonesia that generated the biggest tsunami the world has ever witnessed is going to form the basis of this research due to its relevance. Additionally owing to high death toll numbers implies that there were measures that were overlooked thus lessons learned with respect to tsunami emergency preparedness. 
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Crisis Management: Tsunami Science Term Paper
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The classification of tsunamis is always based on the area of its effect, hence can be ocean-wide, regional, or local. The tsunamis that are Pacific- wide are not common as they constitute 3.5 % of tsunamis. Due to their waves being massive, they have a massive potential of causing great destruction. The regional classification is based on regional events and they constitute about 75%of tsunamis.
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Risk Assessment for the Accommodation for the Students Science Report
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The application of an effective fire- detection and warning system will provide assistance in the implementation of the strategy for the achievement of the desired results. The system will warn all the people at the accommodation center and the students will move towards the safer places in the building (Robert, 1993) (6).
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The Establishment of an Incident Command System in Buncefield Science Case Study
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Some series of explosions occurred during the early hours of December 2005 Buncefield. These kinds of explosions were caused by a fire which ended up damaging widespread properties at those places and at the neighboring areas. This incident of the explosion damaged fuel tanks which most of which were of large storage capacity.
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Overview of Operations at Buncefield Science Case Study
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Improperly and poorly managed and controlled construction sites can pose danger to not only aquatic life, but drainage and public roadways systems and networks. These problems generally stem out of the initial condition of the site prior to the construction efforts, for instance, excessive soil erosion and pollution.
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Impact of the Buncefield Oil Depot Fire Science Case Study
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The oil depot used to receive aviation fuel, diesel, petrol and other different types of petroleum products through its network of pipeline, it used to store these products and eventually re-distributing them either through the pipeline network or by road tankers to places such as London & South East England or to important facilities such as the Luton, Heathrow or Gatwick airports.
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Analysis of Building Fires Science Case Study
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The fire that occurred on April 11, 1996, started in the passenger terminal building that resulted in the death of seventeen people while injuring sixty-two others. The structure of the building constituted five levels in which the ground level was the place where the passengers picked up their luggage and it also housed rental facilities.
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The Operations of the Cone Calorimeter by Using it to Quantitatively Analyze Various Samples Science Lab Report
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Calorimetry is the measure of the heat evolved during a chemical process or heat required to sustain a chemical process. The calorimeter used to measure the heat in a quantitative manner within control conditions. The same principle is applied in the cone calorimeter. A cone calorimeter measures the aspects of the combustion of substances utilizing the principle of oxygen combustion calorimetry.
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The Application of the Principle of Oxygen Combustion Calorimeter Science Lab Report
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In the study that has been conducted it has been observed that the blue carpet uses the most amount of oxygen and releases the most amounts of carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide as well as smoke. (Richardson, L.R., and Brooks, M.E. 1991)There was a problem that took place in the second sample of the green carpet which can be corrected with the help of a different system.
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The Basic Thing about Cone Calorimeter Science Lab Report
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The cone calorimeter will be used to determine the following five properties namely rate of heat release per unit area, cumulative heat released, effective heat of combustion, and time to ignition, mass loss rate, and total mass loss. A cone calorimeter can be attributed to a fire test instrument that will be employing the principle of oxygen combustion calorimeter.
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Fire Hazards and Means of Escape from Fire Science Assignment
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Combustion is commonly known as burning up a substance and as it transforming wood to smoke and ashes Combustion is the consequence of the chemical union of the oxygen of the air with the combustible body or some of its elements. The heat which comes with the chemical action gives luminous the gases or vapors created that result in flame 
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Laboratory Analysis: Cone Calorimeters Science Lab Report
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A better understanding of how fires behave lies in one’s ability to understand the properties of the elements that produce, maintain, and propagate fires and flames. This knowledge can lead policy-makers to place regulatory requirements for the manufacture and use of certain materials that can easily produce and propagate fire.
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Introduction to Combustion and Fire Science Assignment
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This assignment "Introduction to Combustion and Fire" discusses combustible liquids and solids and fire in enclosures. The formation of a hot spot is a necessary element for ignition to occur. A hot plate generates that hot spot by localizing the electrical energy in one spot.
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Fire and Explosion Investigations Science Assignment
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Waves of exothermic chemical reactions may spread through a homogenous mixture either as subsonic deflagration or supersonic detonation. The detonation wave occurs due to the “rapid compression of the substance in a shockwave, which rapidly compresses and heats the substance so the reaction can proceed at a higher rate.”
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Energy Transfer and Thermodynamics Science Assignment
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The author of the present paper states that entropy a measure of disarray or randomness of energy on a matter system. When ice melts, water molecules move faster due to the change of the state to being more free and flexible. In this case, entropy is higher than the way it was when it was in ice form.
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The Laws of Thermodynamics Science Assignment
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Specific heat capacity, Specific heat is the other name for this and it is the measure of the amount f heat energy required to raise the temperature of a unit quantity of any substance and by a certain temperature level. Latent heat, is the amount that a chemical substance absorbs in the event of a change of heat i.e. liquid, solid, or gas.
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Categorization of Crude Oil Science Literature review
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The paper then moves on to categorizing oil into the two fundamental forms i.e. conventional and non-conventional and its features that distinguish them. This is done so that in the latter part, the movement from conventional mode to the non-conventional one can be explained with ease, as it is a major indicator of the world’s movement towards the oil crisis.
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Fire Safety Strategy for Anywhere Community Center Building Science Report
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There can be dangers in life as well. Fire risk assessment in a workplace is essential to prevent any kind of health or life risk concerning the outbreak of fire. In a workplace, the life of more people is at risk in case of fire (Derek, 1986). Therefore, a full-fledged risk assessment should be done in order to highlight all the probable risks related to the outbreak of fire.
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Information Retrieval - an Overview Science Assignment
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A cross-reference index of names and numbers of subjects and numbers must be maintained. There is an increased chance of errors in both filing and retrieving numbers. When there are insufficient records to warrant individual folders, a separate alphabetic index must be maintained until it is time to create a separate folder. 
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Semi-Structured Interview Schedule Science Essay
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The paper "Semi-Structured Interview Schedule" is an outstanding example of a science essay. During this interview, I would like to discuss what you know about personal development planning, your perception about personal development planning and your goals during and after your study, your gaps in terms of skills and experiences and your action plan on how to close the gaps.
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Plate Tectonics and Its Role in the Occurrence and Prediction of Earthquakes Science Essay
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The paper “Plate Tectonics and Its Role in the Occurrence and Prediction of Earthquakes” is a thoughtful example of a science essay. For many years, the lithosphere was thought to be a continuous unbroken crust. Contrary to this, the lithosphere is actually a fluid mosaic of many irregular plates or segments.
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What Observations and Inferences of Scientific Things Do One Make in Own World and Life Science Assignment
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When I was a kid, I get to see on television and even in some articles those successful astronauts who went into the moon and experienced less gravitational effect compare with the kind of gravity we're experiencing here on earth. As I get older, I get to read some books wherein science explains the reason behind the gravitational effect on the earth and on the moon.
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Characteristics of Pseudoscience Science Essay
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It is not uncommon for adherents of pseudoscience to believe in a lot of theories like the saying that goes, “Bad things come in three”. For people with some scientific background, such an assertion can be easily disproved through a scientific process. For people who believe in pseudoscience though, it’s quite different.
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Three Pillars of Academia Science Essay
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With the recent increase in the diversity of academic positions, it is almost impossible to claim that the career of academicians is confined to the classroom or laboratory. Three different profiles are counted in this sequence: clinical practice, pharmaceutical sciences, and social, economic, and administrative sciences. 
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Scientific Method in Practice Science Essay
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According to Gauch (2003), scientific methodology refers to combinations of specialized techniques and principles involving geology, microbiology, psychology, astronomy, and chemistry. Fundamentally, anything scientific relies on evidence of facts, the use of hypotheses, theories, and logical thinking.
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Hypodontia and Associated Dental Anomalies Science Assignment
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When new medical interventions were implemented into dentistry (e.g. dental implants) the attention to this problem was reconditioned even amongst the general public. By the assessment of some experts, the prevalence of hypodontia could be quite high - in the range of several percents. The United Kingdom is not an exclusion, hypodontia in up to 7.0% of the UK population.
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