… had an increased risk of hypertension from higher levels of TV viewing. This extends the
literature on the health outcomes of sedentary behavior from the primary focus on overweight …

… to high levels of overall sedentary time also requires research attention. This could help to
target interventions to high-risk subgroups, and knowing specific sedentary behaviors could …

… a slightly higher level of sedentary behaviour in older children. Higher levels of sedentary …
Lower levels of sedentary behaviour were reported in children whose parents have rules/…

… As well as demonstrating remarkably low levels of physical activity and high levels of
sedentary time within contemporary human environments ( 29,44 ), objective measures also have …

… Physical inactivity and sedentary behaviors … levels. Compared with native white children,
the adjusted odds of physical inactivity and lack of sports participation were both 2 times higher …

… A number of cross-sectional studies have suggested that higher levels of sedentary
behavior (SB) are associated with worse cognitive abilities in older age. There is a paucity of …

… performing high levels of physical activity were not considered. For example the beneficial
effects of sedentary behavior and sleep in recovery and tissue healing from repeated high …

… ) and TG, HDL-C, and glucose levels. Sedentary behavior was assessed over 7 days using
an … into tertiles according to sedentary behavior and into low and high levels of overall (sum6) …

… sedentary behavior choices. We also argue that there should be a research focus on sedentary
behavior … Participants who reported the highest levels of computer use were more likely …

… Higher fat mass index and BMI z scores were associated with lower levels of total PA and
MVPA and higher levels … activity and increase of sedentary behavior started well before …