Sentence examples for behaviour age from inspiring English sources

All models were run separately by sex and adjusted for baseline physical activity behaviour, age, randomization group, change in smoking status, change in calorie intake and relevant medication.

All models adjusted for baseline dietary behaviour, age, sex, randomization group, socio-economic status, change in smoking status, change in self-reported total physical activity levels, change in alcohol consumption, and change in medication where applicable.

As a measure of sexual behaviour, age at first intercourse was divided into three categories (⩽15, 16 17, and ⩾18 years) and lifetime number of sexual partners was divided into four categories (⩽4, 5 9, 10 14, and ⩾15 partners).

Among the potential confounders are work factors other than the ones that were examined here (e.g. smoking by colleagues), whether or not the nurses' aides were trained and certified, personality traits (e.g. strive/achieve behaviour), age at starting smoking, and the smoking behaviour of partners.

Additionally, limitations in communication, limitations in behaviour, age, sex, the length of stay since admission, the reason for admission (rehabilitation versus long term care) and whether the resident was staying on a somatic or psycho-geriatric ward, were used as independent variables [ 24, 25].

Antisocial Behaviour (ages 11, 13, and 15) also comprised three indicators from the questionnaires: truancy ('If I get the chance to skip school I do'), predicted trouble with the police by age 21; and an antisocial identity scale, comprising three summed items ('I get into fights/take risks/am a rule-breaker'), ∝ = 0.65, 0.72, and 0.69 at ages 11, 13, and 15, respectively.

Hygiene behaviour showed lower risks of being frequently bullied [male: RR = 0.7 (97.5CI: 0.9, 0.9); female: RR = 0.6 (0.8 ]0.8)], and lower risk of experiences of violence/injury [RR = 0.7 (0.9, 0.9) for males], after controlling for risk behaviours, age, education, poverty, and country.

Data were collected on demographics, smoking and quitting attitudes and behaviours, age of smoking initiation, home smoking rules, consulting history about quitting and professional support for quitting.

Analysis by subgroups will include (if possible or appropriate) the following: mode of delivery (eg, face-to-face or internet-delivered); type of physical activity/sedentary behaviour measurement (self-report vs objective); BCTs; theoretical basis; targeting single versus multiple health behaviours; age of participants (over 65 vs under 65 years).

Those less than age 65 years, morbidly obese, with a psychiatric diagnosis, abusive behaviours, aged 65-74 years, stroke, male, as well as receiving of anxiolytics, antidepressants, and antipsychotics had significantly longer ALC lengths of stay.

We estimated that approximately 25%% of postmenopausal breast cancer is associated with lifestyle behaviour at age 40 years.