Sentence examples for speedy studies from inspiring English sources
For the EYHS and Speedy studies, we excluded runs of zeros >10 mins using the MAHUffe program.
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Total activity (cpm) was highest in the Speedy study and children in the Speedy study also spent more time in MVPA.
Mean age ranged from 10.2 years in the Speedy study up to 14.5 years in the Roots study.
For the Roots study 5 categories based on parental wealth and employment were used, while the Speedy study categorised parental education into 6 groups from no qualifications through to degree/post graduate.
13 In contrast, the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey 3 and the SPEEDY study 17 reported that girls were less likely to return reliable data than boys: no gender differences in reliable data acquisition were reported in several other studies.
Strengths of the paper include a cost-effective and relatively speedy study in an area where there is policy commitment to change; researchers sharing research tasks for reliability, comparing notes and discussing within a team of social scientists and clinicians.
The Sport, Physical activity and Eating behaviour: Environmental Determinants in Young people (SPEEDY) study is a population-based longitudinal cohort study, investigating factors associated with PA and diet among children attending schools in the county of Norfolk, UK.
In addition, the success of short-term diets could mean speedier studies of lab animals.
The labor cost of data entry is transferred from clerks to investigators who may see few tangible benefits apart from a better quality of data and speedier study completion.
In contrast to our study, girls were more likely to consent than boys in the Sport, Physical activity and Eating behaviour: environmental Determinants in Young people (SPEEDY) 17 study, whereas Owen et al 5 found no ethnic differences between consenting and non-consenting children participating in the Child Heart Health Study in England.
