Sentence examples for lower screen time from inspiring English sources

The aims of this proposed Phase 2 study are to determine if the early intervention will lead to a lower mean BMI, lower screen time, improved dietary behaviours and demonstrated cost-effectiveness of the intervention, in children aged 3½ and 5 years.

When parents limited their own gaming, their child had a lower screen time.

Children had a lower screen time if parents limited their own gaming (p<0.01).

When parents limited their own gaming, children had a lower screen time.

37 Related to this was our finding that participants reporting better health also reported lower screen time than those who reported worse health.

Boys had a lower screen time if parents let their child ask for permission to watch TV (p=0.03), if parents followed up their rules about gaming (p=0.01) and if they limited their own gaming (p=0.01).

Among CCS, hypogonadism, lower lean body mass, higher daily television/computer screen time, lower physical activity, and higher inflammatory marker IL-6, increased the odds of having a BMD Z-score ≤ -1.

For residential proximity to a forest, we observed a similar pattern of associations to residential surrounding greenness in that it was associated with a lower relative prevalence of excessive screen time, nearly statistically significant lower relative prevalence of overweight/obesity, and non-statistically significant lower BMI z-scores, but it was not associated with current asthma (Table 3).

Negative health behaviours (especially skipped meals, lower fruit and vegetable consumption, higher screen time) were associated with lower income neighbourhoods, however, the absolute effect was small.

In the Neighborhood Impact on Kids Project, for example, children from lower socioeconomic status homes, associated with increased overweight/obesity, had greater media access in their bedrooms, higher daily screen time and lower access to portable play equipment, such as bikes and jump ropes, compared with children from higher socioeconomic status homes (102).

Similarly, residential proximity to forests was associated with 39%and25%5% lower relative prevalence of excessive screen time and overweight/obesity, respectively, but was not associated with current asthma.