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Comment on“Development of an accelerometer age-and sex-specific approach based on population-standardized values for physical activity surveillance:A proof of concept”
《Journal of Sport and Health Science》2025年第2期79-81,共3页Alex V.Rowlands Richard P.Troiano 
Device-based measurements are recommended to improve population-based physical activity(PA)surveillance.1,2However,implementation remains challenging due to lack of consensus on analytical methods,and the most widely ...
关键词：ACCELEROMETER cut point approach physical activity age specific population standardized analytical methodsand analytical methods sex specific 
Development of an accelerometer age-and sex-specific approach based on population-standardized values for physical activity surveillance:A proof of concept
《Journal of Sport and Health Science》2025年第2期82-90,共9页Jairo H.Migueles Cristina Cadenas-Sanchez Nicole M.Butera David R.Bassett Dana L.Wolff-Hughes Jennifer A.Schrack Pedro F.Saint-Maurice Eric J.Shiroma 
supported in part by the intramural research programs at the National Institute on Aging and National Cancer Institute(USA);supported by the Spanish Ministry of Science,Innovation and Universities under Beatriz Galindo's 2022 fellowship program(BG22/00075).
Background:A shift from self-reports to wearable sensors for global physical activity(PA)surveillance has been recommended.The conventional use of a generic cut-point to assess moderate-to-vigorous PA(MVPA)is problema...
关键词：Physical activity EXERCISE MORTALITY Devices Movement sensors 
Why women see differently from the way men see? A review of sex differences in cognition and sports被引量：3
《Journal of Sport and Health Science》2014年第3期155-162,共8页Rena Li 
supported by the American Health Assistance Foundation(G2006-118);the National Institutes of Health(R01AG032441-01 and R01AG025888)
The differences of learning and memory between males and females have been well documented and confirmed by both human and animal studies. The sex differences in cognition started from early stage of neuronal developm...
关键词：Brain HORMONES Learning and memory in sports Sex-specific cognition 
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