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Space-time budget studies originate from time use research: in the 1960s and early 1970s travel researchers started to address temporal constraints on spatial behavior and at the same time, time use researchers recognized the need to integrate spatial elements in their studies (see Anderson [1971]; Carlstein et al. [1978]).

Also, our estimates could be affected by a publication bias as most studies originate from developed countries and may not be applicable to all populations.

These volunteer studies originate from the same group.

Currently, all the validation studies originate from USA or Canada.

Most studies originate from temporal climate regions of the Northern Hemisphere and limited data are available from tropical regions.

Apart from a study by Charles et al., which was performed in Australia, all studies originate from European countries.

Studies originated from the United States and Europe, using cross-sectional or registry-based designs.

We assessed the relationship between the number of studies originating from each country and population size.

Only 300 subjects of Japanese and 511 subjects of Indians were included in published studies originated from Asia, which were too small to have enough statistical power.

Dr Ng was a key collaborator on this and several other studies originating from the Centre of Neuroimaging Sciences (King's College), of which she was the clinical director.

We used a 3-year follow-up period because we expected 95% of publishable studies originating from scientific conferences to be published within this period [11], [14], [15].