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Sedentary behaviour could be defined as anyone not achieving the recommendation to take 150 min per week of moderate-intensity aerobic exercise (Rock et al, 2012 ).

The high Na+/K+ ratio found in this study may also reflect the low proportion of children (33.7 %) who achieved the recommendation to eat at least 400 g of fruit and vegetables/day [ 56] which is in line with other studies [ 2, 68].

Up to a third of infants not achieving 300 IU/d vitamin D and even less achieving the recommendation of 400 IU/d may appear high.

By self report, 70% were achieving the recommendation of 150 minutes a week of moderate-vigorous physical activity (in bouts of ≥10 minutes).

It is probable that those who are relatively inactive will focus on being more physically active, whereas those closer to achieving the recommendations might be more focused on exactly how much activity is recommended to avert the threat – particularly if they are in an accuracy-oriented mindset induced by self-affirmation.

This is in line with our prediction that relatively inactive individuals will focus on being more physically active, whereas those closer to achieving the recommendations might be more focused on the specific target.

She said: " I am disappointed by the lack of progress in achieving the recommendations set out in the report to HEFCW.

The resources outlined specific recommendations, for example infants should receive one high-iron food at each meal, and offered practical advice (e.g., high-iron recipes) on how to achieve the recommendation.

The percentage of individuals who achieved the recommendation of at least 30 min/day spent in MVPA was calculated.

However, PWV was lower among individuals who achieved the recommendation of ≥30 min/day of MVPA [−0.35 m/s (95%CI: −0.56; −0.14)].

Evidence from the HSE 2004 shows that African Caribbean (31%) and Sub-Saharan African (29%) women were more likely than women in the general population (25%) to achieve the recommendations of participating in activity of moderate to vigorous intensity [ 97].