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A longitudinal study is recommended to determine whether electromyography findings change as SIS develops and thereby guide the selection of rehabilitation techniques, if appropriate, upon the longevity of symptoms.

The surgeon will be aware of the suture, which will be used to close all layers of the wound, including the subcutaneous skin in a subcuticular technique if deemed appropriate by the operating surgeon.

Native trees can be re-established on coal surface mine sites in eastern USA if appropriate reclamation techniques are used.

In such situations, if appropriate mitigation techniques are not applied, wireless signals coming from different sources could interfere with each other causing a considerable degradation in system performance.

Erythema and ulceration can also occur, but such reactions are rare if appropriate injection techniques or autoinjection devices are used [ 18].

Studies on solid tumors such as breast cancer, or on tumor infiltrating immune cells, are also possible if appropriate processing techniques are used to generate single-cell suspensions without altering cell surface receptor expression.

Previous methods using local community detection or yielding overlapping modules (Table S1.2 in the Electronic Supplementary Material S1) [7], [7] can be interpreted as special cases of our ModuLand method family, if appropriate hill determination techniques or community landscape construction methods are designed.

The fluorescence of our GFP expressing cells far exceeds any autofluorescence, even when intracellular, and in addition can be spectrally distinguished by appropriate confocal techniques if, unlike in our strains, GFP fluorescence is at a similar level as autofluorescence.

Finally, analysis relates to use of analytic techniques, with reporting of relevant statistical comparisons/differences (or use of appropriate analytic techniques if qualitative) rated more than highly than non-statistical comparisons or descriptive data.

Evidence was rated as 'strong' if a paper had an adequate sample size, used a rigorous methodology to ascertain data (i.e. not open to selection bias) and reported statistically significant differences in relation to the factors identified (or used appropriate analytic techniques if qualitative).

Studies providing strong evidence were those with an adequate sample size, rigorous methods to ascertain data (i.e. not open to selection bias) and reporting statistically significant differences in relation to the delay-related factors identified (or using appropriate analytic techniques if qualitative).