Sentence examples for behaviour of physical activity from inspiring English sources

Among psychosocial factors associated with LBP, avoidance behaviour of physical activity or work due to fear of pain have been demonstrated to have an influence on the disability.

Differences of WC distribution and WHR distribution among different cities, regions, ages, marital status, education levels, occupations, family income levels, smoking behaviour, drinking behaviour, frequency of physical activity, and the presence of specific chronic diseases were analysed by the Cochran-Mantel-Haenszel test and the Chi-square test, respectively.

To date, no research has examined the effect of communicating genetic risk of T2D on the risk-reducing health behaviours of physical activity and diet.

A first questionnaire collects baseline information; follow-up questionnaires sent every 13 days collect prospective data on travel behaviour, levels of physical activity and traffic safety incidents.

Demographic information was collected, including residential region, sex, age, marital status, education level, current occupation, family income, smoking behaviour, drinking behaviour, and frequency of physical activity.

Parent-reported measures of child behaviour: low level of physical activity, excessive screen time, unhealthy dietary behaviours and obesogenic lifestyle (combination of all three obesity-related behaviours).

However, as shown in the test-retest analysis and in Figure 1, there was a high consistency of activity behaviour suggesting high stability of physical activity behaviour over a period of 2-6 weeks.

Emotional stress, the authors reckon, could also impact the children of divorced parents and affect their eating behaviour and level of physical activity.Yet the lack of analysis over time is a reason to interpret their results with caution.

Bull et al. [ 45] performed a survey among GPs concerning their behaviour regarding promotion of physical activity.

In a meta-analysis of behaviour change interventions of physical activity and healthy eating, more effective interventions were shown to combine self-monitoring with at least one other technique derived from Control Theory (e.g. intention formation, specific goal setting) [ 45].

Unadjusted analyses showed that individual obesity-related behaviours (low level of physical activity, excessive TV viewing, unhealthy dietary behaviours) and obesogenic lifestyle were associated with being of black or Asian ethnicity and living in more deprived areas (table 3).