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. 2019 Aug 27;16(17):3116. doi: 10.3390/ijerph16173116

Table 1.

Characteristics of the study population (n = 255).

n (%)
Gender; n boys (missing n = 0) 117 (45.9%)
Age; mean years (SD) (missing n = 0) 12.1 (0.5)
Valid measurement-days; n ≥ 3 days (missing n = 0) 189 (74.1%)
Respondent questionnaire; n mothers (missing n = 54 (21.2%)) 146 (57.3%)
Most frequently used transport mode to school; n bicycling (missing n = 59 (23.1%)) 128 (50.2%)
Most frequently used transport mode to school; n walking (missing n = 59 (23.1%)) 52 (20.4%)
Average daily time spent on homework during measurement; n ≤ 10 min (missing n = 59 (23.1%)) 150 (58.8%)
Standardized mean of social economic status score of the neighbourhood (SD) 1 (missing n = 0) 0.06 (1.31)

Missing values indicate participants that provided valid GPS and accelerometer data but did not fill in the questionnaire. 1 Compared to the National Dutch average, based on the respondent’s postcode area, including the average income per household and the percentages of households with low income, without a paid job and with a lower educational level.