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British Journal of Orthodontics Volume 21, 1994 - Issue 3
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Research in Orthodontics—A Statistical Perspective

Robert G. NewcombeUniversity of Wales College of Medicine, Department of Medical Computing and Statistics, Heath Park, Cardiff, Wales.
, Ph.D., C.Stat.
Pages 299-302 | Published online: 21 Jun 2016

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Jayne E. Harrison. (2000) Evidence-based Orthodontics—How do I assess the evidence?. Journal of Orthodontics 27:2, pages 189-197.
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Jayne E. Harrison. (2000) Evidence-based Orthodontics: Where do I find the Evidence?. Journal of Orthodontics 27:1, pages 71-78.
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Jayne E. Harrison, Deborah Ashby & M.A. Lennon. (1996) An Analysis of Papers Published in the British and European Journals of Orthodontics. British Journal of Orthodontics 23:3, pages 203-209.
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J. Knox & M. L. Jones. (1995) Crystal Bonding—An Adhesive System with a Future?. British Journal of Orthodontics 22:4, pages 309-317.
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