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ENDNOTES

1

The concept of “entity” refers in this context not only to static objects but also to
relevant activities and events within the domain of interest.

2

We acknowledge that our sample may not include some relevant papers published in
the proceedings of specialized conferences.

3

Only those studies on object-oriented modeling have been included that have data
modeling as their primary focus.

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