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Development of a gold-standard method for the identification of sedentary, light and moderate physical activities in older adults: Definitions for video annotation

Bourke et al., 2019

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1921696969397155354
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Bourke A
Ihlen E
Helbostad J
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Journal of Science and Medicine in Sport

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Objectives The development of a reliable method for the identification of sedentary, light and moderate physical activities in older adults. The method consists of a validated set of definitions for the identification of the initiation and termination of physical activities …
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