Sentence examples for time spent seated from inspiring English sources

This smart health belt looks perfectly normal but is able to measure the user's waist size (I should hope so), eating habits, the number of steps taken in a day, and time spent seated.

Created as a solution to modern life's increasingly unhealthy, sedentary lifestyles (measured in terms of time spent seated), Darma actually measures inactivity with the express intent of improving physical health, using sensors and feeding its live findings to a linked smartphone app.

This corresponds well with the operators' own estimations of time spent seated [ 52].

Finally, this study suggests that HRQoL might be improved by replacing time spent seated by time performing light physical activity, and that doing it for just one hour/day may have clinically relevant benefits.

The distribution of periods of different durations, expressed in terms of the proportion of total time spent seated or standing/walking, respectively, was fairly symmetric when plotted on a "logarithmic" scale.

However, the results are even more relevant on combining the time spent seated (6 hours a day) with low physical activity (< 24.5 METS/hours/week), yielding a relative risk (RR) of 1.94 (95% confidence interval (95% CI): 1.70-2.20) for women and 1.48 (95% CI: 1.33-1.65) for males, as opposed to those who spend less time seated and have greater activity [ 9].

On average, 75% (median 81%) of the recorded time was spent seated (LEV1) with a large range (6-95%) among operators (Table 2, Figure 1).

More than that, this enforced standing has made me realise how much of my time bonding with my family is spent seated.

An association has also been reported between the time people spend seated and mortality.

An alarmingly high percentage of these defects are attributable to poor motor activity of children and adolescents, rapid changes taking place in the body during individual development and excessive time spent in the seated position [ 13].

One expert made the recommendation that a table of contents be included inside the front cover of the questionnaire: providing participants with an understanding of where and when they can report time spent in various seated tasks might also help to prevent some double-counting of time.