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Which subject had the highest weight in baseline period?→ 4 Which subject had the highest weight in examination period?→ 1 Which subject had the highest pulse rate in examination period?→ 6 Which subject had the highest pulse rate in baseline period?→ 1 What is the date of the plot?→ January 1963 How many individuals are studied?→ five / Five / five subjects What is the topic of the study?→ Sleep reversal I / Sleep reversal Which patient has the lowest Nitrogen balance?→ 5 Which patient has the highest Nitrogen g/24hr??→ 5 Which patient has lowest 17- Hydroxy steroids?→ 1 What is the heading?→ RECOMMENDED DAILY DIETARY ALLOWANCES / Recommended Daily Dietary Allowances What is the RDA for Calories for a 45 year old man?→ 2800 What is the RDA for Calories for a 45 year old woman?→ 2000

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What is the topic of the study?

OCR text of the page · 332 characters; the scanned image itself is not published

SLEEP REVERSAL I , JANUARY 1963
FIVE SUBJECTS
17 - HYDROXY
STEROIDS
mg / 24 hr
1.C
10.0
9.0
NITROGEN
g / 24 hr
14.0
13.0
12.0
INORGANIC SULFATE
900
SULFUR
mg / 24 hr
800
700
600
NITROGEN
SULFUR
RATIO
NITROGEN BALANCE
( MEAN 92%
ABSORPTION)
N
O
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
1 23 4 5
I II III
BASELINE
REVERSAL
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Answer the question using only the OCR text from a single document page. Return only the answer, with no explanation. Preserve the answer wording from the OCR text when possible.

Expected answer

Sleep reversal ISleep reversal

Ours

Exact match

SLEEP REVERSAL

Aux 2015

Wrong

What is the topic of the study?

PiT-FT 2015

Wrong

Empty response.

ChronoGPT 2015

Wrong

SLEEP REVERSAL I , JANUARY 1963 FIVE SUBJECTS 17 - HYDROXY SULFUR

NITROGEN

1.C 10.0 9.0 NITROGEN g / 24 hr