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Table 2 Descriptive statistics for steps/day indicators of HUB City Steps participants, Mississippi, 2010

From: Several steps/day indicators predict changes in anthropometric outcomes: HUB City Steps

 

Mean

Median

SD

Min

Max

Full dataset (n=27,903 individual steps/day)

     

 Mean steps/day

7268

6918

3984

511

30628

 Met 7,500 steps/daya

40.1

39.0

29.5

0.0

98.5

 Met 10,000 steps/daya

26.3

16.9

27.2

0.0

97.0

 6-category SD-PA (n, %)

     

 Basal (<2,500 steps)

11

4.6

   

 Limited (2,500-4,999 steps)

61

25.5

   

 Low active (5,000-7,499 steps)

69

28.9

   

 Somewhat active (7,500-9,999 steps)

54

22.6

   

 Active (10,000-12,499 steps)

29

12.1

   

 Highly active (≥12,500 steps)

15

6.3

   

 Change in mean steps/dayb

2013

1205

3257

−7640

17819

 Change in median steps/dayb

2102

1386

3668

−8656

23730

 Change in 6-category SD-PAb

0.7

0.0

1.10

−3

4

 Change in 4-category SD-PAb

0.5

0.0

0.96

−3

3

Truncated dataset (n=27,903 individual steps/day)

     

 Mean steps/day

7221

6914

3721

743

24575

 Met 7,500 steps/daya

40.1

39.0

29.5

0.0

98.5

 Met 10,000 steps/daya

26.3

16.9

27.2

0.0

97.0

 Change in mean steps/dayb

1950

1205

3001

−7427

13481

 Change in median steps/dayb

2093

1386

3596

−8464

21422

 Change in 6-category SD-PAb

0.7

0.0

1.09

−3

4

 Change in 4-category SD-PAb

0.5

0.0

0.95

−3

3

Excluded dataset (n=27,132 individual steps/day)

     

 Mean steps/day

7279

6972

3417

1276

20637

 Met 7,500 steps/daya

40.8

40.1

29.5

0.0

98.5

 Met 10,000 steps/daya

26.6

17.3

27.3

0.0

97.0

 Change in mean steps/dayb

1855

1257

2710

−5931

13237

 Change in median steps/dayb

1954

1344

3084

−5040

15906

 Change in 6-category SD-PAb

0.7

1.0

1.02

−2

4

 Change in 4-category SD-PAb

0.6

0.0

0.92

−2

3

  1. SD, standard deviation; Min, minimum; Max, maximum; SD-PA, step-defined physical activity.
  2. a Percentage of values which met at least 7,500 or 10,000 steps/day.
  3. b Change between intervention weeks 1 and 2 and remaining intervention weeks (3–27).
  4. Positive change indicates an increase during intervention.