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. 2017 May 22;7:2227. doi: 10.1038/s41598-017-01092-w

Table 3.

Overlap of accelerometry and diary NWT periods identified using the >60-min to >180-min algorithms.

NWT algorithma ActivE study (N = 47)
diary NWT accelerometry NWT diary and/or accelerometry NWT minutes
total periods total periods potential totalb diary and accelerometry diary only accelerometry only
min. n min. n min. % % %
total time of assessment c
>60 min 7,891 50 34,127 378 35,612 18.0 4.2 77.8
>90 min 6,133 25 13,243 81 14,170 36.7 6.5 56.7
>120 min 5,400 18 8,301 34 9,156 49.6 9.3 41.0
>150 min 4,463 11 6,065 17 6,759 55.8 10.3 34.0
>180 min 3,983 8 4,903 10 5,436 63.5 9.8 26.7
waking d
>60 min 5,079 47 7,956 75 9,302 40.1 14.5 45.4
>90 min 3,321 22 4,914 34 5,702 44.4 13.8 41.8
>120 min 2,470 14 3,123 17 3,815 46.6 18.1 35.3
>150 min 1,533 7 1,934 8 2,465 40.6 21.5 37.8
>180 min 873 3 1,119 3 1,309 52.2 14.5 33.3
sleeping d
>60 min 1,257 3 24,382 299 24,418 5.0 0.1 94.9
>90 min 1,257 3 6,676 44 6,712 18.2 0.5 81.3
>120 min 1,257 3 3,832 16 3,868 31.6 0.9 67.5
>150 min 1,257 3 2,926 9 2,962 41.2 1.2 57.6
>180 min 1,257 3 2,401 6 2,437 50.1 1.5 48.4
KORA FF4 study (N = 559)
total time of assessment c
>60 min 83,642 476 189,666 1,535 212,912 28.4 10.9 60.7
>90 min 69,810 269 110,560 420 128,642 40.2 14.1 45.7
>120 min 62,806 199 95,794 284 111,616 42.1 14.2 43.7
>150 min 57,396 156 87,262 223 103,171 40.2 15.4 44.4
>180 min 53,933 134 81,623 192 96,786 40.1 15.7 44.3
waking d
>60 min 56,004 369 82,091 531 97,708 41.3 16.0 42.7
>90 min 45,447 214 61,874 257 74,082 44.9 16.5 38.7
>120 min 38,529 145 52,835 178 62,915 45.2 16.0 38.8
>150 min 34,359 112 46,430 132 56,822 42.2 18.3 39.5
>180 min 31,009 91 42,257 108 51,776 41.5 18.4 40.1
sleeping d
>60 min 9,331 22 86,690 868 88,080 9.0 1.6 89.4
>90 min 9,270 21 35,146 130 36,605 21.3 4.0 74.7
>120 min 9,270 21 30,204 81 31,663 24.7 4.6 70.7
>150 min 9,270 21 29,411 75 30,870 25.3 4.7 70.0
>180 min 9,108 20 27,923 66 29,381 26.0 5.0 69.0

NWT, non-wear time. aAlgorithms were applied to diary and accelerometry data to check for self-reported NWT periods >60, >90, >120, >150, and >180 minutes or NWT periods based on consecutive acceleration zero-counts >60, >90, >120, >150, and >180 minutes, respectively.

bPotential total NWT includes NWT which is NWT detected by either diary, accelerometry, or both.

cAnalyses were conducted from the first to the last recorded time point of assessment in the diary.

dWaking and sleeping phases were derived from participants’ diary entries.