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In Figure 3, a represents complete agreement, 100% match between advice messages given by the manual and automated systems; b represents complete disagreement, 0% match between the advice messages given by the 2 systems; c represents partial agreement, some agreement, and some disagreement between the advice messages given by the 2 systems, partial agreement was only applicable to the SFA and salt decision trees as multiple advice messages were given in the feedback to participants.
J Med Internet Res 2016;18(6):e150
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Similarly, there was no significant difference in baseline self-reported PA between risk and nonrisk carriers (P=.76) (see Figure 2, section b).
Table 3 displays the PA characteristics of genotyped participants advised to increase their PA at baseline, with objective PA and self-reported PA data at baseline and month 6.
Physical activity in FTO rs9939609 risk (AA/AT, n=874) and nonrisk (TT, n=405) carriers.
FTO: fat mass- and obesity-associated gene.
J Med Internet Res 2016;18(2):e30
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