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CBCT found varied premolar canal anatomy in Jordanian patients
Ahmed's classification reveals hidden anatomical variations in maxillary premolar canals
Oxoammonium catalysis enables enantioselective desymmetrization of meso-pyrrolidines
Selective catalytic method produces pure forms of nitrogen-containing ring compounds
Digitalization is linked to stronger firm eco-innovation in Europe
How digital development drives companies toward greener innovation across Europe
Shotgun DNA sequencing evidence: Sample-specific and unknown genotyping error probabilities
Accounting for sequencing errors when interpreting degraded DNA evidence from genetic markers
Facebook news cards shape interpretation of border dispute
How simplified visuals on news cards shape understanding of border conflicts
Socio-natural resilience reshapes hydrosocial territories in Yangtze governance
How China manages water crises through adaptive governance and community resilience
Study maps how AI guardrails shape language and control
Analyzing how major AI companies embed safety rules into their language models
Immigrant employment in Sweden was marked by instability
How immigrants sustain long-term employment success in Sweden
Media-linked fear spread rises with loss of awareness
How media coverage spreads fear during epidemics and its impact on public psychology
Hippocampus and frontal eye field show distinct roles in novelty exploration
Brain regions coordinate to switch between seeking new information and returning to familiar content
