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Table 1.

Activity, sample size, study-site contributing data, and age ranges for each of the activities examined in this study

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Table 2.

Mean ± SD of physical characteristics of the boys (B) and girls (G) presented by age.

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Table 3.

Descriptive statistics for 14 activities, showing each metric (mean ± SD).

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Fig 1.

The relationships between age and absolute VO2 (ml.min-1) for six activities representing various intensities of physical activities.

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Fig 2.

The relationships between age and VO2KG (ml.kg-1.min-1) for six activities representing various intensities of physical activities.

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Fig 3.

The relationships between age and VO2NET (Activity VO2 –RMR; ml.kg-1.min-1) for six activities representing various intensities of physical activities.

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Fig 4.

The relationships between age and VO2ALLOM (ml.kg-0.75.min-1) for six activities representing various intensities of physical activities.

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Fig 5.

The relationships between age and YOUTH-MET (METy) for six activities representing various intensities of physical activities.

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Table 4.

Standardized regression coefficients for the EE metrics regressed on age for the 14 activities using the three metrics: VO2NET, VO2ALLOM, and YOUTH-MET (METy).

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