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Exploring the importance of daily physical activity in chronic respiratory disease
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Identifying inconsistencies in intervention descriptors and outcome reporting within systematic reviews of physical activity interventions in COPD
H. Lewthwaite (Adelaide , Australia), T. Effing (Adelaide , Australia), T. Olds (Adelaide , Australia), M. Williams (Adelaide , Australia)
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International Congress 2018 – Exploring the importance of daily physical activity in chronic respiratory disease
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Exploring the importance of daily physical activity in chronic respiratory disease
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5421
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Airway diseases
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