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One group where studies of affective bias may be particularly warranted is the adolescent offspring of depressed parents, given observations of high rates of depression and a severe and impairing course of disorder in this group.

The development of complementary treatment strategies that focuses on achieving a balance between adaptive and apoptotic unfolded protein response (UPR), enhancing endoplasmic reticulum (ER) homeostasis, and thus preserving β cell mass and function is particularly warranted.

Discussion of the heterogeneity of the caloric restriction (CR) response was particularly warranted.

This assessment is particularly warranted when the parent also applies passive and avoidance coping styles.

A fifth goal – minimising the risk for bleeding while on anticoagulation – is particularly warranted in patients with cancer.

Empirical examination is particularly warranted because overweight and obesity are also major contributors to ill health [ 11].

The use of appetite stimulants is particularly warranted in patients with incurable disease (recommendation, level of evidence: C).

Because evidence is building that IPV-related mental health problems are particularly acute among Latina women [ 62- 64], more research on Latin American countries is particularly warranted.

We therefore believe that the systematic use of alternative risk evaluation tools such as vascular imaging by carotid ultrasound [ 22] may be particularly warranted in this context.

We cannot know if the presence of such a scheme influenced Delphi participants, who could reasonably have inferred from the existence of such a service that it was particularly warranted.

Whether these results are generalizable to black and white populations in regions of the US other than the Southeast, in which rates of CVD are particularly high, warrants further investigation.