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BIOCHEMISTRY OF FASTING – A REVIEW ON METABOLIC SWITCH AND AUTOPHAGY.
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ONE-POT ENVIRONMENT FRIENDLY SYNTHESIS OF IMINE DERIVATIVE OF FURFURAL AND ASSESSMENT OF ITS ANTIOXIDANT AND ANTIBACTERIAL POTENTIAL
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MODELING AND ANALYSIS OF MEDIA INFLUENCE OF INFORMATION DIFFUSION ON THE SPREAD OF CORONA VIRUS PANDEMIC DISEASE (COVID-19)
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INCIDENCE OF HISTOPATHOLOGICAL FINDINGS IN APPENDECTOMY SPECIMENS IN A TERTIARY CARE HOSPITAL IN TWO-YEAR TIME
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SEVERITY OF URINARY TRACT INFECTION SYMPTOMS AND THE ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANCE IN A TERTIARY CARE CENTRE IN PAKISTAN
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MINIMISATION OF DEVICE COUNT IN NOVEL MULTILEVEL INVERTER COMPARED TO CONVENTIONAL MULTILEVEL INVERTER TOPOLOGY TO REDUCE THE COST
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Aim: The aim of this proposed novel multilevel inverter (MLI) topology is to minimize the device count compared with conventional multilevel inverter topology thereby reducing the cost. Materials and Methods: Novel MLI topology is compared with conventional MLI. Sample size is calculated using Gpower software and determined as 14. Gpower is taken as 0.8. Results: For 21 level output voltage the conventional MLI topology requires 40 devices (switches and diodes) whereas novel MLI topology requires 23 devices (switches and diodes). Significance value is observed as 0.012 (p<0.05, statistically significant). Conclusion: It is observed that the Novel multilevel inverter topology utilizes less device count compared to conventional MLI topology which results in reduced cost
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