Sentence examples for sedentary across from inspiring English sources
It is sedentary across most of Australia, though some areas have recorded seasonal movements; it is an autumn and winter visitor to northeastern New South Wales and southeast Queensland, as well as the Gulf Country and parts of Cape York Peninsula in the far north.
Accelerometry is widely used for assessing individual levels of daily activity/time spent sedentary across different age groups ranging from children [ 25] to older people [ 26], as well as in the case of the general population from different countries [ 27, 28].
The Lancet study attempted to estimate the financial impact of five diseases associated with humans' increasingly sedentary lifestyle across 142 countries: coronary heart disease, stroke, type 2 diabetes, breast cancer and colon cancer.
This review aimed to identify, critically appraise and summarise the evidence on changes in sedentary behaviour across the primary – secondary school transition.
The aim of this study was to describe objectively and subjectively measured patterns of physical activity and sedentary behaviours across remoteness categories in a representative sample of 9 16 year old Australians.
Currently, few questionnaires attempt to assess adult sedentary behavior across multiple domains [ 23].
Using accelerometry, each one-unit decrease in SI predicted an 8.5-min increase in sedentary behavior across all visits.
Therefore, we aim to provide advice that concentrates on a reduction in sedentary behaviour across all groups.
To address this need we developed the SIT-Q, a measure of habitual sedentary behaviors across occupation, transportation, household and leisure-time domains.
The International Physical Activity and the Environment Network (IPEN Adolescent study aims to examine associations of the built environment with adolescent physical activity and sedentary behaviour across five continents.
Using 3-day PAR, each one-unit decrease in SI predicted a 17.8-min increase in sedentary behavior across all visits.
