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Identifying associations between sedentary time and cardio-metabolic risk factors in working adults using objective and subjective measures: a cross-sectional analysis
Takanori Honda, Graduate School of Human-Environment Studies, Kyushu University
12 March 2015
The authors wish to report a problem in our previously published paper. We would like to apologize for a mistake in the following description in the Discussion section (page 6, right column):
In addition, the results of this study were consistent with a number of population-based studies using self-report measures [29,30] or uni-axial accelerometer devices [31-33]. We further extended the previous literature by using a tri-axial accelerometer device.
References #31 and #33 are actually not the studies of uni-axial accelerometer devices. This should be corrected as following:
In addition, the results of this study were consistent with a number of population-based studies using self-report measures [29,30] or accelerometer devices [31-33]. We further extended the previous literature by using both measures.
This is primarily due to that it was inadequately checked by us before submitting a revised manuscript. We would like to give thanks to Dr. Kim Jonghoon, Research Professor in Graduate School of Medicine, Gachon University, for pointing it out.
Correction
12 March 2015
The authors wish to report a problem in our previously published paper. We would like to apologize for a mistake in the following description in the Discussion section (page 6, right column):
In addition, the results of this study were consistent with a number of population-based studies using self-report measures [29,30] or uni-axial accelerometer devices [31-33]. We further extended the previous literature by using a tri-axial accelerometer device.
References #31 and #33 are actually not the studies of uni-axial accelerometer devices. This should be corrected as following:
In addition, the results of this study were consistent with a number of population-based studies using self-report measures [29,30] or accelerometer devices [31-33]. We further extended the previous literature by using both measures.
This is primarily due to that it was inadequately checked by us before submitting a revised manuscript. We would like to give thanks to Dr. Kim Jonghoon, Research Professor in Graduate School of Medicine, Gachon University, for pointing it out.
Takanori Honda, MA
on behalf of all authors
Competing interests
No competing interests