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. 2015 May 1;16(5):438.e7–438.e13. doi: 10.1016/j.jamda.2015.01.086

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Fig. 1 — Association of total physical activity with adiposity markers using questionnaire and accelerometer data. Questionnaire data, Accelerometer data, Confidence intervals, Confidence intervals, Footnotes: Slopes correspond to difference in adiposity markers associated with 1 SD increment in questionnaire (SD = 27.53 MET.h/week) and accelerometer (SD = 6.73 mg) assessed total physical activity. *P < .0001. ^†Analyses are based on participants seen at the clinic (N = 2725 men and 892 women).

Inline graphic — Association of total physical activity with adiposity markers using questionnaire and accelerometer data. Questionnaire data, Accelerometer data, Confidence intervals, Confidence intervals, Footnotes: Slopes correspond to difference in adiposity markers associated with 1 SD increment in questionnaire (SD = 27.53 MET.h/week) and accelerometer (SD = 6.73 mg) assessed total physical activity. *P < .0001. ^†Analyses are based on participants seen at the clinic (N = 2725 men and 892 women).