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Skeletal and dental asymmetries in Class II subdivision malocclusions using cone-beam computed tomography by Sanders, Derek A, Rigali, Paul H, Neace, William P, Uribe, Flavio, Nanda, Ravindra

“…Introduction The objective of this study was to compare the degrees of skeletal and dental asymmetry between subjects with Class II subdivision malocclusions…”
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Dentists’ Awareness of Physical Therapy in the Treatment of Temporomandibular Disorders: A Preliminary Study by Sanders, Derek, Vlassov, Julia, Hulse, Corey, Gadotti, I. C., Biasotto-Gonzalez, Daniela A.

“…Background. Physical therapy (PT) has been shown to be one of the most effective conservative treatments for temporomandibular disorders (TMD). Not all…”
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Quantification of skeletal asymmetries in normal adolescents: cone-beam computed tomography analysis by Sanders, Derek A, Chandhoke, Taranpreet K, Uribe, Flavio A, Rigali, Paul H, Nanda, Ravindra

“…Background The detection and quantification of skeletal asymmetries is a fundamental component to diagnosis and treatment planning in orthodontics. The purpose…”
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Editor's Comment and Q&A by Sanders, Derek A, Rigali, Paul H, Neace, William P, Uribe, Flavio, Nanda, Ravindra

“…Introduction The objective of this study was to compare the degrees of skeletal and dental asymmetry between subjects with Class II subdivision malocclusions…”
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The dark side of fixed retainers: Case series by Abu Arqub, Sarah, Al-Moghrabi, Dalya, Tsichlaki, Aliki, Sanders, Derek, Uribe, Flavio

“…This article focuses on on the presentation and management 9 adult patients who experienced complications because of their maxillary or mandibular fixed…”
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A clinical case treated with clear aligners by Torres, Fernando César, Jóias, Renata Pilli, Cepera, Fernanda, Paranhos, Luiz Renato, Sanders, Derek

“…There are a wide variety of techniques, prescriptions and materials that can be used to correct malocclusions. Esthetic and discrete appliances have gained…”
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An adaptive single-hop medium access control layer for noisy channels by Sanders, Derek T

“…The work presented in this dissertation is for a contribution to the data link layer and its responsibility of managing the physical channel in a mobile ad-hoc…”
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NOISE CONDITIONS IN NORMAL SCHOOL CLASSROOMS by SANDERS, D A

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An approach for quickly assessing mobile user objective system (MUOS) frequency assignment configurations by Mumme, D C, Sanders, D T, McGraw, R M, MacDonald, R A

“…Current plans for the MUOS satellite communication system require military units and other users of MUOS communication resources to submit one or more…”
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An adaptive single-hop medium access control layer for noisy channels by Sanders, Derek T

“…The work presented in this dissertation is for a contribution to the data link layer and its responsibility of managing the physical channel in a mobile ad-hoc…”
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The relative contribution of visual and auditory components of speech to speech intelligibility as a function of three conditions of frequency distortion by Sanders, D A, Goodrich, S J

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The Relative Contribution of Visual and Auditory Components of Speech to Speech Intelligibility under Varying Conditions of Frequency Distortion by Sanders, Derek A.

“…Twenty normal-hearing young adults were tested to establish speech discrimination loss under three conditions of sensory input and four conditions of frequency…”
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Some reactions of alkyl radicals by Sanders, Derek G

“…The first part of the Thesis describes the work carried out in a study of the thermal decomposition of n-propyl and n-fluoropropyl radicals. n-Propyl radicals…”
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A Case Management Approach to Aural Rehabilitation by Sanders, Derek A

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A Follow-Up Study of Fifty Deaf Children Who Received Pre-School Training by Sanders, Derek Alan

“…This report provides information concerning the progress made, since entry to school, by a group of deaf children who received pre-school training and early…”
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