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Table 1.

Characteristics of the validation sample and the reliability sample.

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Fig 1.

Body volume measurement agreement between 3D photonic body surface standard scan and air-displacement plethysmography (N = 32).

(a) Body volume measured by 3DPS and ADP plotted on the regression line. Dashed line: line of identity (y = 1*x + 0). (b) Differences in body volume measurements from 3DPS and ADP plotted against their mean. Solid line: mean measurement difference (3DPS–ADP), dashed lines: limits of agreement.

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Table 2.

Body volume and %body fat from 3D photonic body surface scans (3DPS) and air-displacement plethysmography (ADP) and measurement differences between both methods.

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Fig 2.

%Body fat measurement differences between 3D photonic body surface standard scan and air-displacement plethysmography (N = 31).

(a) %Body fat estimated from 3DPS and ADP plotted on the regression line. Dashed line: line of identity (y = 1*x + 0). (b) Differences in %body fat measurements from 3DPS and ADP plotted against their mean. Solid line: mean measurement difference (3DPS–ADP), dashed lines: limits of agreement.

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Table 3.

Linear regression models for the prediction of air-displacement plethysmography (ADP) measured body volume and %body fat on basis of 3D photonic body surface (3DPS) standard scan.

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Table 4.

Reliability of the 3D photonic body surface scanner.

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