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The authors regret that in the version of this article initially published, there were formatting issues in all the Tables (1–4). Unfortunately the reference indexes under this table were not displayed correctly as superscripts or subscripts, consequently leading to the numbers in the table appearing completely unrealistic, especially Table 1. In addition, the reference index 1 in Table 1 missed one unit of L/s in the category of air flow quantity, SUPPLY ventilation, and reference index 10 there should be a space between ‘up to’, reference index 11 has extra ‘m’ and the ‘<’ should be ‘≤‘. Tables 2–4 have same issues of superscripts or subscripts. Besides, reference 19 in Tables 2–4 which was in press is now published. Thus its summary and citation information need to be updated as shown below. Reference 46 is also updated. The reference index 3 in Table 3 did not differentiate the differences in sleep stages registered by polysomnography and actigraphy. The corrected Tables 1–4 are shown below. [19] Liao, Chenxi, Marc Delghust, Pawel Wargocki, and Jelle Laverge. “Effects of Window Opening on the Bedroom Environment and resulting Sleep Quality.” Science and Technology for the Built Environment (2021): 1–24. [46] Fernández-Agüera, J., Dominguez-Amarillo, S., Fornaciari, M., & Orlandi, F. (2019). TVOCs and PM 2.5 in Naturally Ventilated Homes: Three Case Studies in a Mild Climate. Sustainability, 11(22), 6225. The authors would like to apologise for any inconvenience caused.