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Forest plots of the effect sizes for Parent and for Teacher Total Difficulties scores are presented in Fig.  3A and B. There are too few studies with self-rated scores to warrant presentation.

While there were not sufficient numbers of cases of specific histologic subtypes to warrant presentation of detailed analyses by subtype, we did carry out analyses in particular for adenocarcinoma of the lung.

The work is characteristically novel, thorough, and convincingly written, and it warrants presentation to a broad audience.

In addition, patients too must determine whether a symptom warrants presentation to the health service or requires adoption of a 'wait and see approach'.

Therefore, the potential involvement of CBAP in complex immune cross-talk and human clinical presentation warrant further characterization of CBAP-deficient mice in various disease models.

Accordingly, this clinical presentation warrants prompt diagnosis and appropriate therapy.

The clinical investigation team then identified 152 patients whose clinical presentation warranted collection of additional information, of whom 10 (7%) had additional laboratory testing performed at the state or CDC laboratories.

The arrangement of speakers gathered at this first Symposium on Epigenetic Control and Cellular Plasticity and the content of their presentations warrant success for many more international symposiums of this kind.

Individuals within this age range may be affected by many medical conditions that did not warrant exclusion but whose presentation or treatment may have an effect on cognitive performance [ 12, 13].

Although not universally indicative of better clinical behavior, wild-type patients should perhaps be considered as atypical DIPG, and if coupled with atypical radiology and/or clinical presentation may warrant a different therapeutic approach.

These atypical clinical presentations always warrant a thorough work-up, since cerebrovascular disease must be always considered [16].