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Showing 1 to 10 of 10 for “"dental data"”.
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The Utility of Cranial and Dental Data in an Integrated Approach to Population Affinity
Cranial and dental skeletal data have been used by biological anthropologists to better understand human variation at local, regional, and global scales. While preservation of remains may dictate the availability of data, it is often researcher preference that determines the specific data type is …
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La transformación digital de la empresa: dos estudios sectoriales
… y sectorial, centrada en las clínicas dentales en España y las cooperativas agroalimentarias. El objetivo principal es desarrollar herramientas que permitan medir el nivel de digitalización empresarial y comprender los factores que influyen en su adopción y desarrollo. En el sector …
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Modelling and managing temporal data and its application to Scottish dental information systems.
Scottish dental remuneration and clinical data are time-varying information; to process such data requires database management systems which support the evolution of entities. Conventional databases tend to allow users to operate only upon the latest data state and lack the capability to record and …
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Reconstructing the ecological relationships of the latest Cretaceous Antarctic dinosaurs and how functional tooth morphology influenced diet and ecological niche among basal Ornithopod dinosaurs
… that can be employed to garner ecological data from this long extinct group of dinosaurs. Methods that will be used to construct this model include determining whether body size can be a predictor for tooth morphology and thus diet. This study will also include an analysis of dental data of …
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Dental Variation in Central Mexican Latinx Individuals
… of a Central Mexican Latinx sample through dental morphological variables and odontometric crown and cervical measurements. Biological distance, or biodistance statistics, fuzzy c-means analyses, and linear discriminant function analysis were utilized to analyze this variation. The Latinx …
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A partnership between health visitors and dentists to identify high caries risk Scottish pre-school children
… and dentists to access pre-school children for data collection which could allow identification of those children at risk of developing dental caries. The purpose of the investigation was twofold: 1) to investigate the feasibility of a partnership between dentists and health visitors (existing …
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Subclinical Phenotypes and Genotypes in Parents of Children with Non-Syndromic Cleft of Lip and/or Palate
… for study models of the upper and lower dental arches were taken, and a saliva sample was collected for collection of human DNA, (Oragene DNA, OG_500 DNA Genotek, Inc. Canada) and analysed using high-density genome-wide human arrays (Cytoscan 750K _array, Affymetrix). Facial dataxxxiiwere …
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Ties that bind: investigating Hyksos provenance and migration using dental morphology.
… of preservation, biodistance was explored using dental nonmetric traits and the Arizona State University Dental Anthropology System (ASUDAS). The traits have been selected due to their repeatability, resistance to attrition, lack of sexual dimorphism and an underlying genetic component. The …
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Increasing the forensic relevance of oral health records – development and evaluation of online education for the dental professional
Background: Dental comparison can confirm human identity to a high degree of certainty and has always played a major role in Disaster Victim Identification. However, a significant issue for human identification by dental comparison is a lack of adequate antemortem information. Previous research …
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Investigation of Photographic and Digital Methods for Odontological Comparison to aid with Human Identification
Comparative dental identification may be the most efficient and cost effective means of scientific human identification methods when compared to fingerprint and DNA. Standard forensic odontology techniques for identification are usually unsuitable in cases where the ante-mortem dental records of …