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Also duration of hospital stay was less than 72 h in maximum number of cases.

VOC's belonging to the chemical classes aliphatic aldehydes (13 16) and alcohols (10 11) were present in maximum number and contributed 20 22 % and 14 19 % share respectively in total volatile components (Fig. 1).

This results in maximum number of vacant PU channels being discovered in shorter period of time, consequently, increasing the overall throughput by leaving extended time for data transmission and improving energy efficiency.

They also found a rising trend in maximum number of consecutive dry days (< 1 mm water equivalent of snowfall) in winter (December February) at eight stations across the western Indian Himalayas during the period 1975 2006.

In order to delineate significant observations, the present study focuses on expression profiles of those interactions/associations, which existed most consistently in maximum number of microarray datasets.

Amnesia for two events was notable in maximum number of patients in the group receiving the combination of alprazolam and melatonin.

Referring to Eq. (34), decrease in the initial temperature results in decrease in the maximum number of the outer loop iterations.

In femtocells, restrictions in the maximum number of connected users is much severe than in macrocells, due to the femtocell processing and capacity limitations.

The chronic administration of acetaminophen however, resulted in a significant decrease in the maximum number of 5-HT2A binding sites and an increase in the maximum number of 5-HT transporter binding sites in frontal cortical membrane [13], which is line with our results.

In figure 3, we show that the rate of increase in gene tissue specificity correlates with the relative rate of increase in the maximum number of cell types in the corresponding taxa.

rs941601 and rs746530 both showed a significant trend for an increase in the maximum number of pain sites, in participants reporting pain, with the number of copies of the minor allele.