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. 2023 May 4;11:e43162. doi: 10.2196/43162

Table 5.

Meta-regression results showing the interaction between study characteristics and the standardized treatment effect on physical activity.a

Covariate Standardized mean difference (95% CI) P value
Log (intervention duration [days]) 0.0171 (−0.0338 to 0.0680) .51
Log (participant mean age [years]) −0.00296 (−0.224 to 0.218) .98
Log (sample size) −0.0616b (−0.111 to −0.0123) .01
Log (percentage male) −0.0615 (−0.266 to 0.143) .56
Log (baseline step count) −0.420c (−0.637 to −0.202) <.001
Log (baseline MVPAd [minutes]) −0.199c (−0.288 to −0.109) <.001
Log (PRECIS-2e score) −0.805f (−1.361 to −0.249) <.001
Log (RE-AIMg score) −0.0277 (−0.177 to 0.122) .72
Log (risk-of-bias score) −0.199 (−0.406 to 0.0690) .06

aAll covariates were log transformed; therefore, the coefficients measure the associated change in the standardized treatment effect size from a 1% increase in the indicated variable.

bP<.05.

cP<.001.

dMVPA: moderate to vigorous physical activity.

eRE-AIM: Reach, Effectiveness, Adoption, Implementation, Maintenance.

fP<.01.

gPRECIS-2: Pragmatic-Explanatory Continuum Indicator Summary-2.