Table 5. Associations between physical activity subcomponents and cardiometabolic risk factors in girls according to different published thresholds for the RT3 triaxial accelerometer.

	Risk factor
	zBMI		zWC		Body fat%		CRF		Systolic BP		Diastolic BP		TC:HDL ratio		Triglycerides		Blood glucose
	β	p	β	p	β	p	β	p	β	p	β	p	β	p	β	p	β	p
Rowlands [11]
SED	−.229	.161	−.313	.054	−.178	.267	.148	.327	−.236	.148	−.242	.146	−.044	.795	−.060	.718	−.086	.592
LPA	.212	.163	.249	.096	.303	.044	−.324	.023	−.172	.256	.159	.300	.182	.247	.017	.911	−.276	.069
MPA	−.112	.595	−.110	.593	−.301	.148	.149	.443	−.058	.780	−.255	.233	−.150	.492	.120	.574	.020	.924
VPA	−.076	.664	−.125	.469	−.027	.877	.416	.012	.093	.593	−.102	.567	−.029	.873	.133	.456	.201	.250
Vanhelst [12]
SED	−.262	.153	−.327	.075	−.233	.199	.184	.272	−.162	.360	−.179	.335	−.109	.554	−.032	.862	−.007	.969
LPA	−.014	.924	−.057	.693	.055	.703	−.159	.237	−.298	.039	−.084	.572	.105	.479	−.031	.831	−.283	.046
MPA	−.027	.881	−.004	.984	−.212	.238	.174	.296	.032	.855	−.156	.400	−.118	.520	.086	.635	.044	.800
VPA	−.093	.552	−.159	.309	−.039	.801	.352	.016	.037	.808	−.074	.641	−.105	.504	.203	.196	.217	.149
Chu [10]
SED	−.203	.167	−.274	.058	−.154	.284	−.078	.568	−.258	.077	−.239	.094	−.002	.990	−.229	.126	−.144	.320
LPA	.268	.150	.346	.059	.283	.123	−.463	.010	−.048	.794	.264	.145	.049	.797	.144	.446	−.212	.250
MPA	−.227	.285	−.282	.175	−.436	.039	.446	.028	−.029	.888	−.529	.012	−.021	.921	−.145	.503	−.002	.993
VPA	−.015	.941	−.097	.621	.097	.623	.186	.327	.041	.835	.094	.628	−.188	.363	.142	.488	.344	.089

zBMI, BMI z-score; zWC, waist circumference z-score; CRF, cardiorespiratory fitness; BP, blood pressure; TC, total cholesterol; HDL, high-density lipoprotein cholesterol; SED, sedentary time; LPA, light physical activity; MPA, moderate physical activity; VPA, vigorous physical activity; significant associations highlighted in bold.