Sentence examples for be physically inactive or from inspiring English sources

Participants with albuminuria were more likely to be African-American, obese, hypertensive, be physically inactive, or live below twice the poverty line than participants without albuminuria.

Interestingly, the greater the Black-White segregation, the more likely all residents, both Black and White, are to be physically inactive or otherwise unhealthy [ 58].

For South Asian Canadian-born populations, not being employed (OR 3.2; 95% CI 1.1-9.3 1.1-9.3ing physicandy inactive (OR 3.2; 95% CI 1.3-8.1) were significantly associated with a greater risk of reporting fair-poor mental health status.

The population At Risk was divided into those that were physically active and those that were physically inactive or who took insufficient physical activity, based on the distribution observed in the Health Survey for England 2008.

Being physically inactive or having a BMI of 30 or above was statistically significantly associated with a higher T2DM prevalence in men and women.

The findings of this study indicate that the majority (76.3%) of adults living in Madrid are physically inactive or sedentary during their leisure-time.

In addition, they were more likely to have health problems, to smoke, to be physically inactive, to be lonely or bullied, and to have reported lower self-esteem and school related problems (Table  1).

The results indicate that the high-strain and passive-work groups were more likely to be physically inactive in their leisure time or engage in physical activities for less than the recommended amount; however, patterns differed between men and women.

They were also more likely to be physically inactive, consume one drink a week or less or be non-drinkers, to meet the recommended daily fruit and vegetable consumption, and to avoid foods with high calories, avoid foods with fat, and select or avoid foods because they were concerned with heart disease.

In other words, people with CVDs who survived until 80 years or older tend to be physically inactive and thus have less chance to fall.

A respondent was considered to be physically inactive if they did not participate in any leisure time physical activity or exercise during the previous 30 days [ 13].