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The future work include: (i) exploring applications of cyberphysical microflu-
idics in cell sorting [ 38 ] and chip cooling [ 39 ]; (ii) identifying alternative methods
(e.g., Huffman encoding [ 40 ]) for compacting the data in error dictionaries.

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