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Descriptive statistic showing the association between the number of test bite record and the categories of record quality. CRQ: Category of Record Quality
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Background: Test bites have been recommended for collecting evidence of suspected dentition in bite mark analysis. However, these recommendations only suggest recording the interocclusal relationship without establishing number of records or characteristics to obtain proper records. This fails to consider not only the possibility that the recording...
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... significant statistical association was found between the number of test bite record (first, second or third) and the three categories of record quality: CRQ better (p = 0.407), CRQ fair (p = 0.741) or CRQ worse (p = 0.741) ( Table 3). The interrater agreement produced good results for all categories: CRQ better (k = 0.846, almost perfect agreement), CRQ fair (k = 0.700, substantial agreement) and CRQ worse (k = 0.797, substantial agreement) ( Table 4). ...
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