Sentence examples for sitting occupation from inspiring English sources

For workdays, a mainly sitting occupation was significantly associated with increased time spent in all sitting domains (including work) and all sedentary entertainments (Table  2).

For non-workdays (Table  3), patterns of associations were less clear, but a mainly sitting occupation was associated with more sitting during leisure, and more screen time other than TV/DVD and more non-screen time.

There was a mean (SD) of 79.9 (29.4) days until 100% return to work (range 4 120 days) for patients who did heavy physical labor; 50.6 (39.4) days (range 1 191 days) for patients who did light physical labor; and 25.1 (19.0) days (range 0 100 days) for patients with a sitting occupation.

The greater use of technology, sitting occupations and passive modes of transport among younger adults could account for this behaviour.

A British longitudinal study found that sedentary behavior is associated with increased risk for all-cause mortality, which was lower in participants with non-sitting occupations and high levels of leisure time activity [ 5].

Vietnamization also resulted in having half the V. population, armed & trained by the U.S., sitting in military occupation of the other half.

Being a movie critic is a sedentary occupation, first sitting for hours in the dark, then sitting alone for further hours at a writing desk, paying the price in words for the guilty pleasures presented in images.

It's also delicious for moms, truck drivers or anyone whose occupation involves sitting or lifting.

The worst of it, for Hampl, a contemplative individual with a keen aesthetic appetite, was that "the world was not set up for sitting and staring," the sole occupation — the eternal occupation — of the woman in Matisse's painting.

In comparison, women had a higher prevalence of kOA, disabling/life-threatening health conditions, family history of arthritis, and were more likely to be inactive at ages 36 and 43 and to be in occupations involving sitting.

A substantial proportion of subjects reported their occupation involved mainly sitting (42.3%) (Table  1).