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. 2020 Dec 29;8(12):e22090. doi: 10.2196/22090

Table 4.

Overall activity distributions and bivariate associations with BMI in the BMI analysis subset (n=586)a.

Fitbit IPAQb
Time (h/wk) n (%) BMI, mean (SD) P value Time (h/wk) n (%) BMI, mean (SD) P value
Total active time <.001
.008

0-9 8 (1.4) 32.7 (8.2)
0-9 366 (62.5) 28.2 (6.2)

10-19 184 (31.4) 29.1 (7.1)
10-19 153 (26.1) 26.8 (5.5)

20-29 285 (48.6) 27.2 (5.0)
20-29 46 (7.8) 26.9 (6.1)

30-39 99 (16.9) 26.1 (5.7)
30-39 12 (2.0) 26.8 (5.3)

40+ 10 (1.7) 25.3 (3.1)
40+ 9 (1.5) 25.1 (3.0)
Overall activity, (steps/d) <.001
c

0-2999 14 (2.4) 31.0 (8.1)
c c c

3000-5999 107 (18.3) 30.6 (7.8)
c c c

6000-8999 191 (32.6) 27.6 (5.0)
c c c

9000-11,999 166 (28.3) 26.9 (4.7)
c c c

12,000-14,999 70 (11.9) 25.5 (4.8)
c c c

15,000+ 38 (6.5) 25.4 (7.2)
c c c
Overall activity, (MET-h/wk) c
.006

c c c
0-19 155 (26.4) 29.2 (7.4)

c c c
20-39 181 (30.9) 27.3 (5.1)

c c c
40-59 103 (17.6) 27.2 (5.0)

c c c
60-79 68 (11.6) 26.5 (6.3)

c c c
80-99 32 (5.5) 26.0 (4.1)

c c c
100+ 47 (8.0) 27.3 (5.5)

aData are restricted to the first activity observation (586 observations). P values are for nonparametric test-of-trend across heuristically defined categories of time spent at each level of activity.

bIPAQ: International Physical Activity Questionnaire.

cCells omitted because overall activity was measured on different scales (Fitbit, steps/d; IPAQ, MET-h/wk).