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The original version of this article contained mistakes in author names and affiliations. The last names of the authors Salah Korim, Amro Samra, and Hussein A. Amhedar were misspelled. The corrected spelling is Saleh A. Alkarim, Amr A. El-Hanafy, and Hussein A. Almehdar. The correct list of author names and affiliations are published with this erratum.

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