… Less time was spent sedentary on weekdays compared to weekends (p < 0.001). Although
boys were more physically active and girls accumulated more sedentary time, the overall …

… whether the PA and sedentary behavior of children who are seeking … girls and 28 boys from
the obese clinical sample; 62 girls and 81 boys from the obese CHMS sample and 504 girls …

… sedentary behaviors and dietary outcomes for boys and girls … for boys and girls, and one
examined associations for girls … of the studies assessed sedentary behaviors through self-report, …

… girls 2 to 19 years of age appears to have leveled off between 2007–2008 and 2009–2010;
however, the rate of obesity in boys … levels and decrease sedentary behaviors in American …

… level of sedentary behavior with a mean of 25 h/wk viewing television or playing video
games or using a computer. Boys spent more time in sedentary behavior than girls, especially …

… considered, lower proportions of the boys (23%) and girls (10%) were … sedentary behaviors
of schoolchildren in 34 countries, indicated that nearly 24% of boys and over 15% of girls …

… Girls displayed lower levels of MC and fewer minutes of MVPA than boys, while boys spent
less sedentary time than girls (P < 0.001 for all). 46.3% of girls and 59.3% of boys showed …

… in the absolute and relative contribution of genetic, shared environmental, and nonshared
environmental effects to variation in sedentary behavior as a function of age for boys and girls. …

… In addition to PA, there are growing researches which indicate that sedentary behavior (SB)
is … We observed a trend among the boys demonstrating higher level of MVPA than the girls (…

… the same time that TV viewing decreases, and (3) boys watch more TV than girls but show
less obesity and greater physical activity? Whatever the true findings, the association between …