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* Weighted average of the NICHD 550 and 750 gram groups.

According to Table 2 there was no statistical difference within the FLM or within the n-gram groups.

Had we considered longer sentences, it might have been possible to observe greater differences within the FLM and n-gram groups, as the progression of Edit-distance, BLEU and NIST scores in previous Table 1 seems to suggest.

Out of 44 patients with SBP 13 were resistant to first line antibiotic; 7/32 (22%) were resistant in gram negative group while 6/12 (50%) in gram positive infection group.

Using keratinocytes, it was recently demonstrated that HIF-1 activation results in the expression of cathelicidin, an antimicrobial peptide mediating protection against gram positive group A streptococci [6].

In the gram negative group (table 5) the pathogen concordance ranged between 77/82 (94%) and 81/82 (99%) with lowest concordance for Escherichia coli and an overall concordance of 477/492 (97%).

The limited concordance in the gram positive group is based on 15 Coagulase-negative staphylococci and Streptococcus species pathogens identified exclusively by culture method.

Gram positive (groups 1 and 3) and Gram negative (groups 2, 5, 6) bacteria group separately with the exception of group 4, which contains a mix of Gram positive and negative bacteria.

Organisms were separated into Gram-positive and Gram-negative groups based on their phylum/class and literature review.

A total of 4.411 patients (7.315 episodes) were reported for the initial treatment and negative culture, 3.526 patients (6.259) were reported for the Gram-positive group, and 2.549 (4.925) were reported for the Gram-negative group (Table  1).> -wrap-foot> NR = not reported; CAPD = continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis; APD = automated peritoneal dialysis; RCT = randomized clinical trial.

Two types of cells were chosen for primary evaluation of the suitability of SDT for eradication of bacteria— E. coli for representing Gram-negative bacteria and S. aureus as a member of the Gram-positive group.