… combined distribution of walking difficulty and the three neighborhood walkability areas and
assigned the participants with walking difficulties living in the lowest walkability tertile as the …

… walking in past week and the secondary was mobility disability, self-reported difficulty to walk
… Logistic regression models, adjusted for demographics and neighborhood socioeconomic …

… Table 4 shows the results of the analysis of the association between neighborhood walkability
and walking for leisure, using the mixed-effects, mixed-distribution model for occurrence (…

… of neighborhood blocks) were identified a priori as characteristics defining the walkability
of … perceived car parking difficulty is related to higher levels of transport walking and overall …

… environment and neighborhood walkability—… difficult to assign people to move [to different]
neighborhoods or to randomly assign neighborhoods to receive improvements in walkability…

… Next, we summarize the various ways in which walking and walkability intersect with social
… gentrification as the demand for walkable urban neighborhoods increases. We then provide …

… to green spaces, better walking infrastructures and more land use mix were associated with
more … Third, the concept of ‘neighborhood satisfaction’ is difficult to define. Based on the …

… Associations of neighborhood walkability attributes with walking … total variation of the relevant
walking behavior. The physical … the difficulties associated with community stratification by …

… , people with walking difficulties tend to … neighborhood walkability index and transit use of
individuals. Our empirical results show that the neighborhood-built environment within walking …

… For this study, the interaction between community environmental factors (walkability) and
individual health behaviors (walking participation) specifically is examined, with additional …