Titlebook: International Criminal Tribunals and Human Rights Law; Adherence and Contex Krit Zeegers Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Au

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Krit Zeegers in situ (DCIS). Over the past few decades, several randomized trials have demonstrated a 50?% reduction in the risk of local recurrence with adjuvant radiotherapy and recent prospective studies demonstrate higher rates of local recurrence with the omission of radiotherapy even in “l(fā)ow-risk” patient

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asive breast cancer, the possible role of postmastectomy radiation for ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS) remains unclear. Here, we examine the data that may be relevant to inform decisions regarding the potential indications, benefits, and side effects of postmastectomy radiation for DCIS, including d

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rinding or/and abrasive process, which always generate micro cracks and subsurface damage. In this chapter, theoretical analysis on ductile mode cutting of silicon wafer shows that machined silicon surface with free of fracture and nanometer scale surface roughness can be achieved when dislocation d

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it is extremely difficult to machine brittle material using conventional cutting technologies to achieve very smooth and damage-free surfaces due to its high hardness, high wear-resistance and high toughness. While obtaining smooth surface on brittle material by traditional grinding, lapping and po

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Summary and ConclusionThis book has investigated how the ICTs should interpret and apply international human rights norms in their procedural practice. The working hypothesis was that the specific context in which the ICTs operate has an impact on their interpretation and application of human rights norms.