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Why does Leibniz claim that each Monad is different from every other Monad? Why is it important that they are different? What would happen if all Monads were identical?
Surgical Site Infections
Post-surgical infections that arise in the area operated on.
Significance Level
The threshold at which the null hypothesis of a statistical test is rejected, representing the probability of a Type I error.
National Average
A statistic that represents an average value on a particular metric across the entire nation.
Surgical Site Infections
Infections that occur after surgery in the part of the body where the surgery took place, often involving the skin, organs, or implanted material.
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