Background Physical activity (PA) is important for maintaining health, but there are fundamental
unanswered questions on how best it should be measured. Methods We measured PA …

… The purpose of this study was to investigate physical activity … physical activity participation
rates, the physical activity levels … of the two earlier studies in the Netherlands (Hoeben, 1998; …

… physical activity out of everyday life and this presents a major threat to human health. The
Netherlands … the cumulative amount of physical activity through everyday walking and cycling. …

… In a study on physical activity among the Dutch general population it was found that of those
who did not meet the physical activity guideline, 51% estimated their own physical activity …

… that evidence for the relationship between physical activity and endometrial cancer risk was
… , and physical activity with the risk of endometrial cancer within The Netherlands Cohort …

… In some studies examining the lower rates of physical activity in … physical activity, which
may be mediated by a higher extent of encouragement or peer pressure to participate in physical …

… Data on physical activity patterns were collected from surviving members of the … physical
activity patterns in different European cultures and reports the relations between physical activity …

… activity is likely to be only a small part of total physical activity, we combined the occupational
energy expenditure measure in men and the baseline nonoccupational physical activity …

… the association between physical activity during leisure time … : having children, occupational
physical activity or living in a … the Turkish population in the Netherlands, one of the largest …

… No interaction was found between baseline recreational physical activity, body … physical
activity and breast carcinoma risk independent of energy intake. Occupational physical activity …