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Do breadth and dose indices of exercise adherence measure the same thing? It depends on how unrecorded sessions are coded
Adherence to prescribed exercise between supervised sessions is routinely quantified with composite indices built from weekly self-reports, yet whether two reasonably constructed indices agree or diverge can hinge on decisions that are rarely scrutinized. Using weekly records from a community-based
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