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More samples may be needed when using smaller-gauge needles, mainly in paediatric patients [26].

Given that there are both beneficial and adverse effects of NRF2 activity, caution will therefore be needed when using antioxidants for prevention and therapy.

For example, it has been discussed that an extra UF may be needed when using the BMD approach because this PoD, by design, corresponds to a nonzero risk equal to the BMR (U.S. EPA 1995).

Even though HAC1 did not significantly stimulate the secretion of all these cytokines for the study group as a whole, for each cytokine there were nearly always a few individuals with elevated secretion indicating that HAC1 has the potential to also induce these cytokines but that further immunostimulatory agents might be needed when used as a vaccine.

No patterning or marking of the specimen surface is needed when using the ESPI and displacements can be measured at various points of the films.

The results show that the CPU time cost of Chebyshev collocation spectral method with 3D Schur-decomposition solver is the least, and almost only one thirtieth to one fiftieth CPU time is needed when using the spectral method with 3D Schur-decomposition solver compared with the standard discrete ordinates method.

The probability of overestimation of MSY increased from 0.59 (30 30% case) to 0.85 (80 30% case), suggesting that caution is needed when using an estimate of MSY from the logistic production model to design a management plan, especially for populations with low productivity.

To obtain statistical power of 80%, ten pairs were needed when using donor pairs and 54 pairs were needed when using BMD-matched pairs (Fig. 3).

If higher resolution is needed when using electrophoresis, methods such as isoelectric focusing can be explored.

Caution is needed when using MAOIs because of the dietary restrictions and potential for drug interactions.

Thus, a certain amount of image processing is needed when using segmented images from experiments.