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Text: the antimicrobial susceptibility testing results underlying the analyses shown in this paper are stored locally in the database of the authors' clinical microbiology laboratory. further analyses regarding the calculation of cumulative antibiograms can be performed by the authors from these data on request to the corresponding author. because hospitals, specific wards and individual patients can be identified from the data stored in the local database, publication of the raw data would violate patients' rights as well as those of the served hospitals. extracts of the database with patient and hospital data anonymized, however, can no longer be analyzed by the tools used for preparation of the paper because, e.g., identification of duplicate isolates is no longer possible. therefore, access to the raw data will only be possible in the authors institution in the presence of a person familiar with the database structure and the programs used for analysis, and only for researchers who meet the criteria for access to confidential data. the calculations shown in the manuscript could also be performed on a different dataset (e.g., on the antimicrobial susceptibility testing results obtained in 2015 instead of 2013 or 2014). in case of a different dataset, we would expect similar effects compared to the findings in our manuscript because the results obtained with the different calculation approaches were similar in 2013 vs 2014 indicating reproducibility. however, the strength of the effects may vary dependent on the study setting as discussed in the manuscript.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>

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