stating that "[e]ven when not entitled to controlling weight, 'treating source medical opinions are still entitled to deference and must be weighed' in light of the length of the treatment relationship; the frequency of examination; the nature and extent of the treatment relationship; the supportability of the diagnosis; consistency with other evidence in the record; and the area of specialization."

stating that "[e]ven when not entitled to controlling weight... 'medical opinions are still entitled to deference and must be weighed'" in light of " the length of the treatment relationship; the frequency of examination; the nature and extent of the treatment relationship; the supportability of the diagnosis; consistency with other evidence in the record; and the area of specialization."

stating that "[e]ven when not entitled to controlling weight, "treating source medical opinions are still entitled to deference and must be weighed" in light of the length of the treatment relationship; the frequency of examination; the nature and extent of the treatment relationship; the supportability of the diagnosis; consistency with other evidence in the record; and the area of specialization"

stating that "[e]ven when not entitled to controlling weight, 'treating source medical opinions are still entitled to deference and must be weighed' in light of the length of the treatment relationship; the frequency of examination; the nature and extent of the treatment relationship; the supportability of the diagnosis; consistency with other evidence in the record; and the area of specialization."

stating that "[e]ven when not entitled to controlling weight, 'treating source medical opinions are still entitled to deference and must be weighed' in light of the length of the treatment relationship; the frequency of examination; the nature and extent of the treatment relationship; the supportability of the diagnosis; consistency with other evidence in the record; and the area of specialization."

stating that "[e]ven when not entitled to controlling weight, 'treating source medical opinions are still entitled to deference and must be weighed'" in light of " the length of the treatment relationship; the frequency of examination; the nature and extent of the treatment relationship; the supportability of the diagnosis; consistency with other evidence in the record; and the area of specialization."