Sentence examples for using an objective monitor from inspiring English sources

This study measured sleep in three hunter-gatherer groups (two in Africa and one in South America) using an objective monitor worn on the wrist (called "actigraphy").

Recording physical activity level and sleep using an objective monitor as in the present study has been reported to be feasible and acceptable to cancer patients, and compliance has been reported as high [ 29].

56 Diffusing capacity of the lung could be used as an objective monitor of the degree of fibrosis and also as a good predictor of prognosis.

Physical activity was monitored in three ways: diary, questionnaire (IPAQ as above) and by using an objective measure, an ActiPed activity monitor.

This relationship may be of clinical use as an objective monitoring tool for patients under treatment or rehabilitation.

This device is an objective monitor that uses a combination of a triaxial accelerometer, skin temperature sensor, galvanic skin response sensor and thermometers (measure heat flux) to detect movement and predict energy expenditure using a proprietary algorithm (version 2.2).

This underlines the clinical use of sway measures as an objective monitoring tool during treatment or rehabilitation.

At age 13, girls' enjoyment of physical activity was assessed using the Physical Activity Enjoyment Scale and their daily minutes of moderate-to-vigorous physical activity (MVPA) were assessed using objective monitoring.

Nevertheless, available research on some Arab countries using objective monitoring of daily physical activity levels has indicated that a high proportion of Saudi Arabian school children were not active enough to meet the minimal weekly requirement of moderate to vigorous health-enhancing physical activity.

To overcome this issue, research groups around the world using smartphones for objective monitoring in bipolar disorder are trying to communicate with IT companies regarding getting access to uniform detailed automatically generated objective smartphone data in future studies.

Using objective monitoring (accelerometry) in the 2003 2004 NHANES, Matthews et al 26 reported that US adults spend approximately 7.7 h/day engaged in sedentary behaviour.