Accelerometry is increasingly used as a physical activity surveillance device that can quantify
the amount of time spent moving at a range of intensities. This study proposes physical …

… (accelerometer) and subjective (selfreport) measures of moderate-to-vigorous physical activity
(MVPA) … Regular participation in moderate-to-vigorous intensity physical activity (MVPA) is …

… Secondary aims were to examine the amount of accelerometer-measured ST in children
and adolescents with chronic diseases, and to determine whether accelerometer measured …

… -assessed MVPA, to show an association of physical activity with successful ageing 13 .
Future longitudinal studies using accelerometers are needed to confirm the findings in the …

… spent in physical activity of moderate or vigorous … vigorousintensity activity. These thresholds
are obtained from calibration studies that relate accelerometer counts to measured activity …

… vigorous physical activity (MVPA d −1 ) of preschooler-age children (3–5 years). Design:
Meta-analysis of previously published studies reporting accelerometer… minutes of accelerometer-…

… public data source that includes accelerometer-determined step data in addition to activity
counts which are used to infer time in moderate-to-vigorous physical activity (MVPA). The …

… -count cut point for a group of older adults and to then assess the group’s physical activity …
Actigraph 7164 accelerometer. The cut point defining moderate to vigorous physical activity (…

… , accelerometer in laboratory and field settings and establish CSA count ranges for light,
moderate, and vigorous physicalactivity. … CSA countsfor light and vigorous intensity. Weconclude …

… (CSA) accelerometer and PAL) for quantifying the amount of time spent in moderate and
vigorous physical activity over a 7-d period. A secondary goal was to compare CSA estimates of …