Sentence examples for total wear time from inspiring English sources

Relative sedentary time (total sedentary time divided by total wear time) was significantly higher on weekend days compared to weekdays (p < 0.01).

Periods of 60 minutes or more of continuous zeroes were considered non-wear times and not included in the calculation of total wear time.

A higher percentage of total wear time spent as sedentary time was associated with a significantly greater likelihood of metabolic syndrome even after adjustment for physical activity.

For analysis, the time spent in moderate-to-vigorous activity (MVPA) minutes per day) and in sedentary behaviour (as proportion of total wear time) were used.

Variables to be reported are total wear time, number of steps per day, total energy expenditure per day, metabolic equivalents (METs) per day, awake sedentary time and time spent in moderate and vigorous activities.

As accelerometer wear time (valid minutes of data recorded) decreased from baseline to follow-up, PA of different intensities as a proportion of total wear time was also calculated (mins per day in each activity intensity/mins per day accelerometer worn).

Mean total wearing time was 6.1 ± 1.4 hours.

For each measurement day, step count and total wearing time were calculated.

The counts were summed and averaged over the total wearing time to indicate the overall PA and reported as total counts per minute.

The authors assumed that the length of weekday and weekend time segments, i.e. the total wearing time of the accelerometer, was comparable [ 7], but this was not the case for the Chinese children.

After accounting for total wearing time at different time points, three constructs were generated: MVPA, expressed as a percentage of daily wearing time spent in MVPA (% MVPA); LPA, expressed as a percentage of daily wearing time spent in LPA (% LPA) and ST, expressed as a percentage of daily wearing time spent in sedentary behaviours (% ST).