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<p>Accelerometer device wearing adherence of participants at study visits between the intervention and placebo groups.</p> Jessica K. Lu (25111096) Weilan Wang (599060) Yi Ern Chew (25111099) Lihuan Guan (6497609) Brian K. Kennedy (10861628) Andrea B. Maier (8522316) Space Science Medicine Sociology Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified Science Policy Infectious Diseases one minute higher 997 &# 8211 120 generally healthy 065 &# 8211 optimizing accelerometer implementation lower dropout risk month 1 g showed high adherence study dropout risk overall study dropout lower study dropout median accelerometer wear accelerometer wear behaviour supplement use adherence mean age 50 four study visits aged adults participating device operational concerns able </ p hr ): 0 ci ): 0 four visits bt accelerometer study dropouts month follow biological age aged adults operational insights device wear participant adherence xlink "> wearable technology significantly associated seven days nct05706389 ). minimal device informing strategies identify insights hazard ratio gov identifier gerotherapeutic trials gerotherapeutic trial digital phenotyping <p>Accelerometer device wearing adherence of participants at study visits between the intervention and placebo groups.</p> 2026-09-25T17:23:06Z Dataset Dataset 10.1371/journal.pdig.0001691.t003 https://figshare.com/articles/dataset/_p_Accelerometer_device_wearing_adherence_of_participants_at_study_visits_between_the_intervention_and_placebo_groups_p_/33997741 CC BY 4.0