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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2011 Oct 1.
Published in final edited form as: Sleep Med. 2010 Sep 1;11(9):934–940. doi: 10.1016/j.sleep.2010.04.014

Table 2.

Mean and Standard Deviation (SD) of Baseline Sleep Characteristics from Wrist Actigraphy and Polysomnography

Actigraphy Physical Activity Non-Physical Activity
M (SD) M (SD)
Sleep onset latency, min 21.60 (19.5) 25.98 (18.17)
Assumed sleep, min 411.60 (41.4) 439.20 (77.4)
Actual sleep, min 355.80 (37.8) 376.80 (78.0)
Wake after sleep onset, min 61.20 (24.53) 59.74 (35.53)
Sleep efficiency, % 79.75 (9.36) 78.86 (10.14)
Fragmentation Index 34.29 I10.43) 34.17 (14.88)
Polysomnography
Sleep onset latency, min 6.20 (3.95) 8.71 (9.09)
Stage N 1, % 10.71 (4.83) 10.29 (4.44)
Stage N2,% 59.33 (8.12) 55.35 (6.64)
Stage N3, % 10.87 (8.43) 13.19 (10.18)
REM, % 19.10 (4.02) 21.17 (2.80)
Wake, % 14.69 (11.39) 11.30 (9.71)
Wake after sleep onset, min 65.40 (40.81) 55.21 (38.79)
Total sleep time, min 422.05 (58.88) 446.86 (51.29)
Sleep efficiency, % 85.87 (8.39) 86.67 (8.87)
Arousal index 12.95 (5.56) 13.16 (8.31)

Note: p>.1 for all comparisons between physical activity groups for all baseline objective sleep characteristics.