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DOI: 10.1093/nq/s6-v.122.334d
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“…Terry and Smallman [46] pointed out that the deformation of AgMg proceeded through the passage of jogged superdislocations accompanied by destruction of order. In Ni 3 Al, due to passage of superdislocations along the slip plane, there is formation of antiphase boundary (APB).…”
Section: Energeticsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Terry and Smallman [46] pointed out that the deformation of AgMg proceeded through the passage of jogged superdislocations accompanied by destruction of order. In Ni 3 Al, due to passage of superdislocations along the slip plane, there is formation of antiphase boundary (APB).…”
Section: Energeticsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…(i) providers decide where to put information (uniqueness of use); (ii) information may be entered in free-text form instead of being entered in defined fields or picked from a structured list of medical terms; (iii) providers use different terms for the same information (lack of standardization); (iv) information may not be stored in a way that is readily searchable and (v) data that are not important to clinical care [but are important for research] may be missing. 59 The authors identify two issues as central to data quality: (1) the need to code all presenting comorbidities and (2) developing criteria for identifying patients who have the specific condition to be studied.…”
Section: F Data Qualitymentioning
confidence: 99%