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- noun Plural form of
actigraph .
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Examples
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The children also wore devices called actigraphs, which measure movement, to monitor how long they actually rested for.
unknown title 2009
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The children also wore devices called actigraphs, which measure movement, to monitor how long they actually rested for.
unknown title 2009
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Devices called actigraphs placed on both ankles and the non-dominant hand measured the frequency and intensity of each child's movement 16 times per second.
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Each group agreed to wear wristwatch-like devices called actigraphs, which measure sleep time at night, light exposure and daytime activity / rest patterns.
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Each group agreed to wear wristwatch-like devices called actigraphs, which measure sleep time at night, light exposure and daytime activity / rest patterns.
Media Newswire 2008
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The boys in Rapport's experiments wore actigraphs on their ankles as well as their wrists because kids are often just as twitchy below the waist as above.
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The women - divided into groups who breast-fed, formula-fed and alternated back and forth - wore wrist actigraphs, a watch-like device that records movement to determine when sleep occurs.
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The women - divided into groups who breast-fed, formula-fed and alternated back and forth - wore wrist actigraphs, a watch-like device that records movement to determine when sleep occurs.
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The boys in Rapport's experiments wore actigraphs on their ankles as well as their wrists because kids are often just as twitchy below the waist as above.
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The women - divided into groups who breast-fed, formula-fed and alternated back and forth - wore wrist actigraphs, a watch-like device that records movement to determine when sleep occurs.
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