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2. Upper-Room UVGI Systems and Mechanical Ventilation As the mechanical ventilation rate in a room is increased, the total number of microorgan-isms removed from the room via this system is increased. However, when mechanical ventilation is increased in a room where an upper-room UVGI system has been deployed,
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