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The results of this study further indicate that mesenchymal traits should be emphasised for therapeutic targets in HCC, not only in primary tumours but also in circulating metastatic cells.

Use of proteinuria and glycosuria to screen for tenofovir-induced kidney injury seems to be a very useful approach that should be emphasised and for which cost effectiveness ought to be studied further, especially for long-term monitoring of patients in resource-limited settings.

Since neither Deen nor Zimmerman have been convicted of anything, it should be emphasised that for now they are both innocent.

But the rules are strict now: no sinister, televised inspections of undressed young women (who, it should be emphasised, compete for this privilege) until they're 18.

Tumour size <2 cm should be emphasised as an indication for radical trachelectomy for improving the outcome of fertility and prognosis.

In addition to weight management and bowel and bladder function, the wider benefits of a good diet should be emphasised to children (and for the whole family), as it is crucial for children to develop good eating patterns and nutritious food preferences from an early age [ 10, 65], given that childhood food preferences and eating patterns often track into adulthood [ 66].

It should be emphasised that this treatment for infective conjunctivitis is not recommended by our guidelines, and the general opinion is that corticosteroid prescriptions should only be initiated by ophthalmologists, after careful evaluation.

It should be emphasised that h estimate for BMI represents not only parents' and offspring's share of half of their genome but also many common environmental factors that are transmitted to the next generation.

The most likely explanation is chance, resulting from the very small numbers in the study – it should be emphasised that the negative trend for the heritable RB group and the positive trend for the non-heritable RB group are both of borderline statistical significance (P=0.072, P=0.047, respectively, Table 5).

Since treating the issue as taboo involves some risks, further development and implementation of specific recommendations for MHPs should be emphasised in order to deal appropriately with a desire for children.

Tumour size <2 cm should be emphasised as a strict indication for RT in order to optimise fertility and prognosis outcomes.