… related to sleep in team sport athletes were conducted in … monitoring sleep quality were
Actigraphy, Likert scales and … it showed a risk of bias with a score <4 (Table 2). The average …

… collecting actigraphy data of one athlete for 365 days using actigraphy. Alice then uses a …
Software thresholds alter the bias of actigraphy for monitoring sleep in team-sport athletes …

… time and cost effective, response biases may exist. … actigraphy-derived sleep patterns in
elite athletes has shown that individual sport athletes obtain less sleep than team sport athletes.…

… Actigraphy monitors are prone to some bias which is … device specific software (n = 27) and
in 11 the software was not … may induces, limits its application to monitor athletes' sleep over a …

… in actigraphic and questionnaire-based sleep assessments. … All actigraphy recordings and
software analyses were … to two weeks, higher sleep-wake threshold, and adjustment of rest …

… Twelve academy players (mean age 14.18 ± 1.36 years) wore an ActiGraph accelerometer
… of social desirability bias. The training duration was recorded by the team's sport scientists. …

… .1, ActiGraph, Pensacola, FL, USA) data analysis software to … their biases in reference to the
subjective sleep parameters … , despite the minimum threshold of seven actigraphy days per …

… Team sport athletes reported significantly longer sleep onset … When sleep is measured using
actigraphy (over three … This is a likely source of collider bias within our data. However, we …

… It is important that future research continues to connect, rather than separate, the
behavioural and physiological sleep phenomenology of elite athletes and their non-athletic …

… In our findings, participating in a team sport resulted in a higher likelihood of having poor …
the PSQI are prone to recall bias. Objective measures, such as actigraphy, are valuable in their …