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  • Data integrity

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  • Errors were identified in Table 1 post-publication.
  • Corrections are necessary to maintain research accuracy.

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  • To report and rectify errors in published data.
  • To provide accurate information for readers.

Summary:

  • The authors identified and are correcting specific errors in Table 1.
  • Detailed corrections are provided to ensure data accuracy.

Impact:

  • Ensures the reliability of the published scientific data.
  • Supports the integrity of the research record.