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Table 2: Comparative table between the systems This common structure led to the need to reorder the criteria of each system within these areas, which were organized in different structures and in similar topics or classifiable those defined for the matrix. Table 2 presents the original structure of the systems.

Table 2 Comparative table between the systems This common structure led to the need to reorder the criteria of each system within these areas, which were organized in different structures and in similar topics or classifiable those defined for the matrix. Table 2 presents the original structure of the systems.

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