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Table 1.

Characteristics of children (n = 123), mothers (n = 121) and fathers (n = 122).

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Table 2.

PA levels (CPMc) of children, by risk group and gender (n = 123).

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Fig 1.

The hourly patterns of child and parental PA levels averaged over the measured days.

Solid circles with solid line refers to children’s PA level, solid triangles with dashed line refers to mothers’ PA level, and blank circles with dashed line refers to fathers’ PA level. * Indicates significant differences between the lowest and highest mean activity level for children (p<0.001).

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Table 3.

The effect of gender, BMI SDS, parental BMI and PA on children’s PA.

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