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. 2016 Jun 1;96(6):898–907. doi: 10.2522/ptj.20150407

Table 4.

Reliability in the 10-Hour-From-Awakening Time Framea

Measurement Tool Activity Intensity Duration, min/d, X̅ (SD) Differenceb (95% CI) Significance of F Testc ICC (95% CI)
Week 1 Week 2
ACT Light (min/d) 50.3 (29.7) 47.3 (28.9) 2.9 (–6.7, 12.5) .53 .88 (.71, .95)
Moderate (min/d) 7.7 (8.5) 6.7 (6.7) 1.0 (–1.7, 3.6) .45 .85 (.63, .94)
Light to moderate (min/d) 57.9 (35.8) 54.0 (34.7) 3.9 (–7.5, 15.4) .48 .89 (.72, .95)
No. of steps/d 3,325 (1,484) 3,238 (1,316) 88 (–287, 462) .63 .92 (.80, .97)
SWA Light (min/d) 102.1 (67.2) 109.6 (62.9) –7.5 (–22.4, 7.5) .31 .94 (.86, .98)
Moderate (min/d) 36.5 (35.5) 34.9 (27.7) 1.5 (–7.1, 10.2) .71 .92 (.80, .97)
Light to moderate (min/d) 138.6 (94.7) 144.7 (83.1) –6.1 (–27.4, 15.1) .56 .94 (.85, .98)
No. of steps/d 4,501 (2,895) 4,515 (2,422) –14 (–666, 638) .97 .95 (.87, .98)
a

Daily physical activity duration and intraclass correlation coefficient (ICC) in 21 participants with matching data from the Actigraph (ACT) and the SenseWear Armband (SWA) in the 10-hour-from-awakening time frame during the 2 weeks of data collection.

b

Difference between week 1 and week 2 and corresponding 95% confidence interval (CI).

c

Significance of the F test from the analysis of variance used to calculate ICCs.