Reliability of accelerometer-determined physical activity and sedentary behavior in school-aged children: a 12-country study.
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T S Church | M Fogelholm | G Hu | R Kuriyan | A Kurpad | E V Lambert | C Maher | J Maia | T Olds | V Onywera | O L Sarmiento | M Standage | M S Tremblay | P Zhao | J-P Chaput | T V Barreira | J M Schuna | C Tudor-Locke | V Matsudo | P T Katzmarzyk
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