| Bohannon et al.13)
|
Talley counter used by participants for 7 days |
United States Community-dwelling adults (51±21 years): n= 96 |
46±17 (43–49) Significantly more on weekdays than weekend
days. |
| Dall and Kerr14)
|
ActivePAL attached to participants’ thighs for 3 or 7 days |
Scotland Community-dwelling adults (40±9 years): n= 140 |
60±22 (57–64) Significantly more by indoor sedentary workers than
outdoor active workers. Significantly more during working days than nonworking
days. |
| Grant et al.15)
|
ActivePAL attached to participants’ thighs for up to 7 days |
Scotland Community-dwelling older adults (74±5 years): n =
20 |
71±25 (59–83) |
|
|
Scotland Day hospital attendees (75±8 years): n = 20 |
57±23 (46–68) |
|
|
Scotland Hospital ward residents (81±6 years): n = 30 |
36±16 (30–42) |
| deBruin et al.16)
|
Custom device attached to participants’ sternum for 2 consecutive
weekdays during 1 week and 1 of the same days the following week |
Switzerland Residential care occupants (88±2 years): n = 11 |
60±23 (47–73) [week 1] 56±17 (45–67) [week 2] |
| Van den Berg-Emons et al.17)
|
Activity monitor attached to participants’ sternum and thighs for
2 consecutive weekdays |
The Netherlands Individuals without congestive heart failure or
mobility limitations (65±4 years): n = 5 |
54±19 (30–78) |
|
|
The Netherlands Patients with congestive heart failure
(64±5 years): n = 5 |
33±12 (18–48) |
| De Groot et al.18)
|
Activity monitor attached to participants’ sternum and thighs for
2 consecutive days |
The Netherlands Healthy controls matched with patients scheduled
for hip arthroplasty (59±12 years): n = 34 |
61±23 (53–69) |
|
|
The Netherlands Healthy controls matched with patients scheduled
for knee arthroplasty (60±11 years): n = 37 |
61±23 (54–68) |
|
|
The Netherlands Patients with osteoarthritis scheduled for hip
arthroplasty (60±13 years): n = 34 |
50±14 (45–55) |
|
|
The Netherlands Patients with osteoarthritis scheduled for knee
arthroplasty (61±10 years): n = 37 |
47±14 (42–52) |
| Egerton and Brauer19)
|
ActivePAL attached to participants’ thighs for 3 consecutive
days |
Australia Individuals living at home (71±4 years): n = 15 |
65±17 (56–74) |
|
|
Australia Individuals living in aged care facilities
(87±7 years): n = 16 |
47±27 (33–61) |
| Lord et al.20)
|
ActivePAL attached to participants’ thighs for 7 days |
Australia Individuals living independently in community
(79±5 years): n = 56 |
39±11 (36–42) |
| Maddocks and Wilcock21)
|
ActivePAL attached to participants’ thighs for 6 days (2
weekend) |
England Patients with end-stage thoracic cancer (66±9 years): n =
84 |
45±17 (41–49) |
| Ryan et al.22)
|
ActivePAL attached to thigh for 7 days |
Scotland Patients with low back pain (45±11 years): n = 38 |
59±16 (54–64) |
