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On the other hand, additional card-resident security services such as the WAP Wireless Identity Module (WIM) enter the market Typically, these are implemented as additional applications on a SIM that are independent from the card s GSM/UMTS core Since the SIM itself is designed to be one of possibly many applications hosted by the Universal Integrated Circuit Card (UICC) platform, the WIM and possibly other security services could be easily hosted by future UICCs However, there is currently no standard or interface de ned that enables a J2ME application on a mobile terminal to make use of the security services potentially offered by the UICC/USIM The Security and Trust Services API speci cation de nes an optional package for the J2ME platform and is currently being drafted by an expert group working on the Java Speci cation Request 177 [30].

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publication, I recommend you start by submitting a literature review, clinical technique report, or case report. I recommend you rst review journals that publish articles in your area of interest and determine which journals publish the type of article you plan to submit. Read several of these articles and try to mold your thoughts into the chosen journal s desired format. Practice-Based Research If you are a private practitioner, another option for conducting clinical research is to join a practice-based research network. It may take as long as 20 years for the introduction of a new concept in health care to be applied in clinical practice. The National Institute of Health theorized that practice-based research may speed the process of research ndings being applied in clinical practice.15 Additionally, about 90% of the dental care is provided in a practice-based setting, while only 2% of the published research is from a practice-based setting.16 Practice-based research is commonly performed in the medical eld and dentistry is attempting to adjust this disparity by encouraging more practice-based studies. The National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research (NIDCR) recently awarded three practice-based research network grants and these networks are distributed across the United States.15,17 These networks most commonly perform case series studies (e.g., reasons for replacing restorations, longitudinal study of dental restorations, and patient satisfaction with dental restorations), but some RCTs are being performed.18,19 The three networks are (1) the Northwest Practice-Based Research Collaborative in Evidence-Based Dentistry (PRECEDENT), administered through schools of dentistry at the University of Washington (UW) at Seattle, and Oregon

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Soft Thermoplastic Stabilization Appliance Soft thermoplastic material is available in a large variety of thicknesses and is commonly used for fabricating athletic mouth guards.59 Similar to the hard thermoplastic material, once warmed and stretched across a patient s cast, it thins to approximately half its original thickness. The 0.15-inch (3.8-mm)-thick and the 4.0-mm-thick material are the maximum thicknesses commercially available and generally provide an occlusal surface approximately 2 mm thick. This limited thickness is sometimes a problem and, if the patient has a signi cant occlusal discrepancy,

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