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We have no reason to suspect major between-center differences in whole-body CT indications, since, in France, whole-body CT is systematically recommended unless severe trauma patients present an unstable hemodynamic status or severe isolated head injury or both.

Sixthly, and probably most important, a second-look transvaginal endoscopy after 1 or 2 years can be systematically recommended.

As mentioned, non-pharmacological treatments are systematically recommended as an adjunctive treatment for FM [ 10]; therefore our aim was to determine the efficacy of non-pharmacological interventions on inflammatory biomarkers in FM patients, specifically cytokines, neuropeptides, and C-reactive protein (CRP).

To better tailor the programs to the environment in which they are intended to be used and about the acceptability to stakeholders, in order to facilitate the integration of these programs into the health system, qualitative studies to identify attitudes and barriers are systematically recommended.

For the latter, a worldwide consensus was reached recently that a serologic evaluation should be systematically recommended, particularly for younger women; this would include testing for rheumatoid factor and anti-cyclic citrullinated peptide, and carrying out an antinuclear antibody (titer and pattern) on the basis of a high benefit/cost ratio [ 2].

That is why I recommend owning a wide variety of assets in a portfolio that is systematically rebalanced.

Our military is systematically pursuing its mission.

"God is systematically destroying America," McTernan writes.

To ignore either picture is systematically misleading.

What this does is systematically destroy trust.

Since risk groups that are more prone to NTM disease are growing, it is recommended to systematically collect laboratory information and some basic epidemiological data to monitor NTM at country level.