Validity and reproducibility of motion sensors in youth: a systematic update.
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Validity and reproducibility of motion sensors in youth: a systematic update.
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scientific article published on April 2009
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Validity and reproducibility of motion sensors in youth: a systematic update.
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Validity and reproducibility of motion sensors in youth: a systematic update.
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Validity and reproducibility of motion sensors in youth: a systematic update.
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Validity and reproducibility of motion sensors in youth: a systematic update.
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Validity and reproducibility of motion sensors in youth: a systematic update.
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Validity and reproducibility of motion sensors in youth: a systematic update.
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Validity and reproducibility of motion sensors in youth: a systematic update.
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Helmi W J E M Van Hirtum
Ingrid Bakker
Marijke Hopman-Rock
Remy A Hirasing
Sanne I De Vries
Willem Van Mechelen
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10.1249/MSS.0B013E31818E5819
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2009-04-01T00:00:00Z