Before biting a leaf, infected ants were predominantly walking (average proportion of time walking 0.62, range 0.11-1.00, tobservationatime time 15 h, 35 m).
This high proportion of walk-in patients seeking non-urgent care demonstrates the burden hospitals are confronted with [ 1- 6].
The overall walking performance increased up to 7 years of age, but the proportion of children walking independently on uneven surfaces was incrementally higher in each age group up to 18 years.
The proportion of children walking or cycling to school is falling around the world.
In a Toronto study that measured the association of the directly measured proportion of children walking to school with overall child pedestrian injury risk, a statistically significant crude incidence density ratio of 3.5 reduced to an incidence density ratio of 0.8 once built environment was taken into account (Rothman et al. 2014).
We found, however, that the proportion of children walking independently on uneven surfaces (FMS 6) was incrementally higher in each age group up to 18 years.
The main hypothesis was that a WSB program would increase the proportion of students walking to school and decrease the proportion of students driven to school by car in the short- and long-term.
Using student self-report measures, increases in the proportion of students walking to school in Michigan were identified in four schools which had at least two years of data (Hendricks et al., 2009).
Among Nambour study participants the proportion of people walking was somewhat higher (51% vs 42%), and lower for moderate (24% vs 36%) or vigorous (12% vs 17%) activity compared to Queensland data from the NHS.
The proportion of men walking at least 5 km increased by 36% during period 2. A lesser, 18%, increase was noticed during period 1 and a non-significant, 8%, decrease in period 3.
