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. 2011 Jul 29;6(7):e22922. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0022922

Table 1. Participant characteristics providing at least one valid day of accelerometer data.

Non-pregnant women Pregnant women Non-pregnant women Men
(SWE) (SWE) (UK) (UK)
N 65 30 46 37
Body mass (kg) 77.3±19.2 76.9±14.8 63.2±9.7 77.5±10.8***
Height (m) 1.67±0.07 1.67±0.06 1.64±0.07 1.77±0.07***
Age (yrs) 28±4 30±3** 41±12 43±14
Arm length (cm) 57±4 59±4** - -
BMI (kg·m−2) 27.8±6.6 27.7±5.3 23.4±3.3 24.7±3.3
PAEE (MJ/d) 3.55±1.22 3.75±0.91 - -
TEE (MJ/d) 11.17±1.63 11.17±1.24 - -
REE (MJ/d) 6.50±0.98 6.30±0.53 - -
PAL 1.73±0.23 1.78±0.16 - -
Acc2 (g) wrist 0.122±0.019 0.123±0.023 0.123±0.024 0.120±0.029
Acc2 (g) hip - - 0.065±0.019 0.065±0.021
EWT wrist (%) 99.4 (98.2–99.8) 99.2 (98.1–99.7) 98.5 (88.4–99.4) 99.1 (97.9–100.0)
EWT hip (%) 64.9 (60.4–67.6) 64.6 (61.0–67.3)

[Values are mean ± standard deviation, or median (Inter-Quartile Range); SWE, Sweden; UK, United Kingdom; t-test to test for differences between pregnant (28–32 weeks of gestation) and non-pregnant women (SWE) or between men and women (UK), where *p<0.05, **p<0.01; PAEE: physical activity-related energy expenditure; TEE: total energy expenditure; REE: resting energy expenditure; PAL: physical activity level calculated as TEE/REE; Acc2: average acceleration (g) where non-wear time was imputed by all wear-time data at similar time of the day for that participant; EWT: estimated wearing time].