… , results from this meta-analysis indicate that sedentary behaviour is … to sedentary behaviour
(as outlined in the Introduction section), but it can contribute to reducing sedentary behaviour…

… To be included in this meta analysis studies had to meet the following criteria: (1) be a cross
sectional or prospective design; (2) report data on adults ≥18 years of age; (3) include a self…

… Results of the systematic review and meta-analysis uniformly indicated that lower levels of
sedentary behaviours were related to a better physical HRQOL domain. Associations may be …

… in this meta-analysis suggests that sedentary behaviour change … Limitations of this
meta-analysis include the small numbers of … In conclusion, this meta-analysis shows that …

… but rather sedentary behaviour after school and at weekends 20. … of sedentary behaviour,
the way we assess behaviours may also be important. Objective assessments of sedentary …

Background Sedentary behaviour (SB) is a risk factor for chronic disease and premature
mortality. While many individual studies have examined the reliability and validity of various self-…

… not significant, it indicated a trend of lower sedentary time within the control group. Removal
of this study from the meta-analysis would result in both the heterogeneity among the RCT …

… Based on the positive association found in this meta-analysis, we can recommend
researchers start to test the efficacy of sedentary behaviour reduction as an adjunct treatment for …

… Based on summative syntheses via level of evidence grading and quantitative meta-analyses,
this review found limited available evidence demonstrating that total sedentary time is …

… time spent in sedentary behaviours (SB). SB are defined as behaviours where sitting or lying
is the dominant posture and energy expenditure is very low.1 Sedentary time accumulates …