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Research has also demonstrated that male cardiologists are more likely to conduct invasive cardiac procedures on the average patient than their female counterparts are (which may be warranted for some patients but less so for others).

Multiple studies have implemented multiple day testing protocols to assess the effects of LBPPT running [9, 10, 12, 20, 21, 23] which may be warranted during long duration or maximal running protocols where the slow drift of VO2 may be present.

Focus on their opinions may further increase their awareness of the issue and urge them to become more involved in decisions on the use of their services, which may be warranted [ 23].

GRADE guidance indicates that such discordant recommendations are rarely appropriate but suggests five paradigmatic situations in which discordant recommendations may be warranted.

These are neurotrauma research topics in which research synthesis may be warranted.

This is a surprisingly large difference on which future studies may be warranted.

A more restrictive method for classifying cases which minimizes misclassification may be warranted when risk assessment is a primary concern for a study.

Nevertheless, it is possible that these variants are low-risk breast cancer susceptibility alleles, in which case further investigation may be warranted.

All correlations were significant at p <.001 (Bonferonni adjustment p <.002 This study provides preliminary data on the experience of impaired mobility in Malaysia from the participant's perspective, and suggests areas in which more detailed exploration may be warranted.

Further exploration of this phenomenon may be warranted, which may better elucidate the role of such mechanisms in silk coloration and color stability.

Using this link enables us to model interactions on an additive scale, which may well be more relevant than doing so on a multiplicative scale in studies such as GEMS, which addresses exposures against which public health interventions, such as vaccination, may be warranted [ 2, 3, 15].