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Table 1 shows the results of random and  systematic errors, performed by the Dahlberg’s  formula 6  and paired t-tests, respectively, applied
TABLE 1 - Results of t test and Dahlberg’s formula, 6  applied to the  evaluated variables to estimate systematic and casual errors,  re-spectively.
TABLE 4 - Results of ANOVA for the variables from dental casts, of Group  1 (N=19), in the three studied phases (T1, T2 and T3)
TABLE 8 - Results of independent t test, applied to the studied variables,  to verify the differences in the postretention stage (T3), between Groups  1 and 2.
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