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    <description>Title: SUSTAINABLE PROCESSING OF RUBBER (HEVEA BRASILIENSIS) SEED OIL: PHYSICOCHEMICAL INSIGHTS INTO EXTRACTION AND ANTIOXIDANT PRESERVATION
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    <title>BONE-DERIVED HYDROXYAPATITE TOOTHPASTE FOR SUSTAINABLE PHARMACEUTICAL AND BIOMEDICAL APPLICATIONS BONE-DERIVED HYDROXYAPATITE TOOTHPASTE FOR SUSTAINABLE PHARMACEUTICAL AND BIOMEDICAL APPLICATIONS</title>
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    <description>Title: BONE-DERIVED HYDROXYAPATITE TOOTHPASTE FOR SUSTAINABLE PHARMACEUTICAL AND BIOMEDICAL APPLICATIONS BONE-DERIVED HYDROXYAPATITE TOOTHPASTE FOR SUSTAINABLE PHARMACEUTICAL AND BIOMEDICAL APPLICATIONS
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low-cost sensors, with a maximum RMSE of 2.64% for resistive sensors and 1.87% for capacitive sensors. The higher-end sensors had an RMSE of up to 1.8% for VH400 and up to 0.95% for the 5TM sensor. The RMSE differences between higher-end and low-cost sensors with the use of ADS1115 were not statistically significant.</description>
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