Reply to the letter: To consider the exercise density in the dose–response relationship: the idea is promising, the operationalization tricky!
Fabian Herold(University of Erfurt), Thomas Gronwald(MSH Medical School Hamburg – University of Applied Sciences and Medical University), Michael J. Wheeler(Dublin City University), Vahid Farrahi(TU Dortmund University), Qian Yu(Shenzhen University), Ryan S. Falck(Vancouver Coastal Health), Arthur F. Kramer(University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign), Zhihao Zhang(Shenzhen University), Keita Kamijo(Chukyo University), Toru Ishihara(Kobe University), David A. Raichlen(University of Southern California), Sebastian Ludyga(University of Basel), Boris Cheval(École Normale Supérieure de Rennes), Paula Theobald(University of Potsdam), Joseph T. Costello(University of Portsmouth), David Moreau(University of Auckland), Matthew Heath(Western University), Neville Owen(Baker Heart and Diabetes Institute), Mats Hallgren(Karolinska Institutet), Patrick Manser(Karolinska Institutet), Liye Zou(University of Applied Sciences Potsdam), Soichi Ando(University of Calabria), Yanxia Chen(Shanghai Jiao Tong University), Teresa Liu‐Ambrose(Vancouver Coastal Health), Henning Budde(Reykjavík University), Emmanuel Stamatakis(The University of Sydney), Kirk I. Erickson(University of Pittsburgh)
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