Sentence examples for indicator tv from inspiring English sources

The associations between each of the socioeconomic indicators (household income, social class, education, SEP score and area deprivation,) and each individual ST indicator (TV time, non-TV sitting tine, occupational sitting/standing and accelerometry-measured ST) were examined using generalised linear models (GLM), and by multiple linear regression to determine linear trend p values.

28 Previous studies of adults in Belgium 13 and Australia 14 15 29 have reported inverse associations between SEP indicators and TV time.

Literature on the socioeconomic gradient of sedentary behaviour is very limited and has relied on partial sedentary behaviour indicators, mostly TV viewing.

Other indicators of Chinese TV industry growth include the December 2017 formation of the Chinese TV Drama Export Alliance, a conglomeration of Chinese entertainment studios aimed at growing the presence of the Chinese TV productions worldwide, as well as increasing Chinese-language content being acquired by popular internet video-streaming companies such as Netflix.

All of the high-risk TV indicators were significantly associated (positively) with child's age in years and (negatively) with higher parental education; data not shown.

It is interesting to note that the fully adjusted models predicting overweight with one television indicator simultaneously adjusted for the two other TV indicators.

But what is still the most-quoted market indicator in newspapers, on TV and on the Internet?

While the Dow is still the most-quoted market indicator in newspapers, on TV and on the Internet, it may be out of date.

One significant indicator of the new TV world order: Three out of the seven nominees in the comedy series category — "Master of None" and "Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt," both on Netflix, and Amazon's "Transparent" — are only available through online viewing.

If the code is the right one, you will see the volume indicator appear on your TV.

Thus, the current study used two measures of screen based activities as indicators of sedentary behavior, TV viewing and computer use, to better represent broader sedentary behaviors of both males and females.