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Table 4 Summary of free-living energy expenditure estimation studies in persons who use wheelchairs Study Samplea Reference standard Monitoring duration Method Results Tanhoffer et al. [66] 14 SCI (1 F).

Furlanetto KC, Bisca GW, Oldemberg N, Sant'Anna TJ, Morakami FK, Camillo CA, Cavalheri V, Hernandes NA, Probst VS, Ramos EM, Brunetto AF, Pitta F. Step counting and energy expenditure estimation in patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and healthy elderly: accuracy of 2 motion sensors.

For Denmark, Finland and Sweden, it is probable that this figure identifies expenditure only for what is considered free educational provision, e.g. the Finnish figure includes pre-primary education programmes for 6-year-old children (pre-school year preceding compulsory education) and centre-based day care for 3-to 5-year-old children, based on an expenditure estimation of 50%.

Catastrophic expenditure estimation requires measuring the extent to which health expenditure exceeds different thresholds of household income or consumption expenditure.

In comparison, in the full-day energy expenditure estimation, increased odds in age were not as strong for men and evidence of an association was not apparent with increased BMI or calorie intake for women.

This paper describes the design and evaluation of a mobile software library, HealthTracker, which aims to produce activity and energy expenditure estimations in real-time from accelerometer and gyroscope data provided by wearable sensors.

Household total food and non-food expenditure was used as the dependent variable in the expected consumption estimation.

To develop and evaluate energy expenditure (EE) estimation models for a physical activity monitoring system (PAMS) in manual wheelchair users with spinal cord injury (SCI).

McClave et al. [ 27] reported that, compared with the measurements by indirect calorimetry, energy expenditure (EE) estimation based on predictive equations was inaccurate for nearly 70% of the critically ill patients.

Moreover, we individually calibrated heart rate response to energy expenditure, which reduces estimation error in general and is particularly relevant in this study because of the physiological effects of pregnancy on heart rate.

The bias used to correct incomes and expenditures is the one that uses expenditure as approximation to permanent income in the semi-parametric estimation.