Comparing objective measures of the built environment in their associations with youth physical activity and sedentary behavior across heterogeneous geographies.

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Annemarie G Hirsch

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Brian S Schwartz

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Emily A Knapp

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Jonathan Pollak

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Lisa Bailey-Davis

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10.1016/J.HEALTHPLACE.2017.11.003

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