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attachmentSee attach a file. attachment 1. a. the arrest of a person for disobedience to a court order b. the lawful seizure of property and placing of it under control of a court c. a writ authorizing such arrest or seizure 2. Law the binding of a debt in the hands of a garnishee until its disposition has been decided by the court attachment [ə′tach·mənt] (computer science) An additional file sent with an e-mail message. (organic chemistry) The conversion of a molecular entity into another molecular structure solely by formation of a single two-center bond with another molecular entity and no other changes in bonding. (psychology) The behavior of an individual who relates in an affiliative or dependent manner to another individual or object. (virology) The initial stage in the infection of a cell by a virus that follows a chance collision by the virus with a suitable receptor area on the cell. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| All participants were given a comprehensive periodontal examination, which included plaque score, calculus score, bleeding on probing, probing depth, and clinical attachment level on all teeth present. Additionally, the study found that the combination of ARESTIN([R])and SRP led to positive changes in clinical attachment level (CAL) and overall reduction of periodontal disease. At the end of the six month study, patients in the Periostat + Atridox + SRP group showed a 48% mean improvement in clinical attachment level and a 44% mean reduction in periodontal pocket depths for pockets of 7 mm or greater at baseline, compared to comparable pockets in the patients who had SRP alone. |
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