… neighbourhood walkability on walking behaviour across life-stages, we then stratified the
sample into two age groups: younger adults aged … )-, and older adults aged 65 to 90 years old …

… across age groups. Our objective was to examine relationships between walkability and
objectively measured BMI in various age groups, in a nationally representative population. …

… and improve neighbourhood walkability. In particular, a central conclusion of the paper is
that age is the most discriminatory element in the perception of neighbourhood walkability, as it …

… Comparing different age groups (ie, children, adults, and elderly)… walkability and trip
generation. We concluded therefore that conditions for walkability are not the same for all age groups…

… , neighbourhood walkability is of priority when deciding the search rules. Since the words
“neighbourhood… age groups, and governments could promote walkability based on specialised …

… living in more walkable neighborhoods were more likely to walk. For adults aged 30 years
… the effect of walkability on walking is similar for all life stage age groups, for younger adults (…

… association between neighbourhood walkability and physical … that children living in
neighbourhoods with more green space… between walkability and physical activity varies by age …

… walkability effect is moderated in older age groups, analyses were conducted separately in
individuals aged under 65 years and those aged … effects models for each age group (<65 and…

… with more walkable neighbourhoods among those with an attained age between 35 and 64
… ages of 65 and 74, although confidence intervals were very wide in the youngest age group. …

… of neighbourhood walkability were similar with respect to age… between higher neighbourhood
walkability and objectively … all age groups and for blood pressure in middle-aged adults …