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Selection criteria.

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Table 2.

Preferred and alternative outcome(s).

BESS Balance error scoring system, CoP Center of Pressure, FR Functional-Reach test, LOS Limits of stability SOT Sensory Organization Test, TUG Timed up and go test.

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Fig 1.

Flow chart illustrating the different phases of the search and selection.

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Table 3.

Included studies examining age differences (children vs. adolescents) in balance performance in youth.

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Table 4.

Included studies examining sex differences (boys vs. girls) in balance performance in youth.

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Fig 2.

Differences in measures of static steady-state balance by age (children vs. adolescents).

CI confidence interval, df degrees of freedom, SE standard error, IV inverse variance.

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Fig 3.

Differences in measures of dynamic steady-state balance by age (children vs. adolescents).

CI confidence interval, df degrees of freedom, SE standard error, IV inverse variance.

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Fig 4.

Differences in measures of proactive balance by age (children vs. adolescents).

CI confidence interval, df degrees of freedom, SE standard error, IV inverse variance.

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Fig 5.

Differences in measures of static steady-state balance by sex (boys vs. girls).

CI confidence interval, df degrees of freedom, SE standard error, IV inverse variance.

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Fig 6.

Differences in measures of dynamic steady-state balance by sex (boys vs. girls).

CI confidence interval, df degrees of freedom, SE standard error, IV inverse variance.

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Fig 7.

Differences in measures of proactive balance by sex (boys vs. girls).

CI confidence interval, df degrees of freedom, SE standard error, IV inverse variance.

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