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Glittre-ADL test minimal important difference (MID) is −0.38min in COPD patients.

Glittre-ADL test's MID reflects the changes in functional capacity.

Two tests are necessary for interpretation of changes induced by pulmonary rehabilitation.

Variability exists in the duration of ipsilesional and contralesional cortical silent period durations in children with congenital hemiparesis.

EMG breakthrough activity was consistently observed during ipsilesional CSP assessment.

The amplitude of ipsilesional EMG breakthrough was higher than contralesional EMG breakthrough.

Presence of knee crepitus did not affect knee strength or objective function.

People with knee crepitus present lower self-reported physical function (small effect).

People with knee crepitus present lower quality of life (small effect).

Scoring methods for two lumbopelvic sensorimotor control tests were developed.

Good to excellent reliability was found for the lateral step test scoring method.

Fair to excellent reliability was found for the lumbopelvic position–reposition test.

The lateral step down test can be used in clinical practice.

The scoring method for the lumbopelvic position–reposition test needs to improve.

Few studies have assessed long term effects of TPDN for individuals with SAPS.

This study assesses the value of adding TPDN to routine treatments for SAPS.

This study assesses the effect of TPDN on subsequent healthcare utilization.

Results from this work could inform clinical management of SAPS.

Lymphedema reduces the quality of life of patients after breast cancer.

Objective measurement of lymphedema is essential to monitor treatment.

Circumference and costly measurements are inaccurate for irregular surfaces.

CVV volumes were statistically equal to those of the overflow method.

CVV volumes were closer to the actual volume of the phantom.

Seven cervical sensorimotor control tests measure different skills.

Tests cannot be grouped according to the subsystems of sensorimotor control.

Clinicians have to perform each test, as each test provides unique information.

Dynapenia and abdominal obesity were associated with single fall.

Dynapenic-abdominal obesity people are more likely to fall.

Dynapenia was the unique condition associated with recurrent falls.

Nonspecific neck pain patients can be classified based on pain mechanisms.

The proposed classification strategy has clinically acceptable interrater reliability.

The classification holds the potential to guide physical therapy interventions.

Validity testing is the necessary next step to justify this approach for clinical use.