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Compliance with Ethics Guidelines was presented in the original research articles this review refers to.

This review refers to lung and diaphragm ultrasound semiology and how thoracic ultrasound should be used in the physiotherapist's clinical decision-making process.

As chemical synapse is known to be in charge of learning and memory, the 'synapse' mentioned in this review refers to chemical synapse, unless otherwise stated.

The cost assessment of this review refers to a conceptual framework developed by Wolfenstetter [11] which is based on different well established methodological guidelines and specifically adapted for economic evaluations of primary preventive physical activity programmes.

Test-retest reliability in this review refers to the consistency of the tested capacity.

Health systems research in the context of this review refers to published journal articles and systematic reviews.

However, all studies reported in this review utilized the three level (EQ-5D-3L) versiof of the instrument; hence, all references to the EQ-5D in this review refer to the three level version of the instrument.

CORRECTION: A previous version of this review referred to the main character as Lily on several occasions.

May 12, 5 08 p.m.: An earlier version of this review referred to the need for subtitles for the characters' thick Scots brogue.

All epidemiological cancer data described in this review refer exclusively to these selected cancers and cancer sites, which are hereafter referred to as "HPV-related".

The introduction section of this review referred to possible associations between brain areas that are vulnerable to perinatal hypoxia and psychopathology, such as ADHD and autism.