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Data publication is presented as a framework for improving data sharing, and we discuss community-specific considerations for review of experimental data sets.

In addition, a list of variably methylated fragments and genes that were described in our previous publication is presented in Excel file format in Data Citation 1: Gene Expression Omnibus GSE59163.

Distribution of the SDH key words by year of publication is presented in Fig.  3.

The time from marketing authorisation to appraisal publication is presented in table 1.

Data in any public report or publication are presented in forms that do not permit the identification of any individual participant, subgroup or participants from a particular medical school.

The overall results of the quality assessment using QUADAS, as well as the results after stratification by disease and year of publication are presented in Tables 3 and 4. The majority of studies used an adequate reference standard test (96%), and did not suffer from incorporation and partial or differential verification biases (98 and 92%, respectively).

The relevant information and characteristics of each included publication are presented in Table  2.

Only the graphs corresponding to the regions explored in detail in this publication are presented, together with graphical representation of the VarLD scores in these candidate SS regions.

Part of this publication was presented at the International Conference on Communication in Healthcare 2011, held in Chicago, IL, USA, and at the Summer Academy on Integrative Medicine 2012, held in Witten, Germany.

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The addressees had the option to mark "Coding correct" or "Coding incorrect" – that is, whether they agreed with the coding or not – with the option to explain any error the reviewer made (see Figure  2).Finally, a chart showing the position taken by the publication was presented, again with the respective coding and "Publication's all things considered conclusion, if any" (see Figure  3).