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Table 1 Demographic characteristics of the study population, stratified by weight status

From: Cross-sectional and longitudinal associations between physical activity, sedentary behaviour and bone stiffness index across weight status in European children and adolescents

 

Main sample a

Subsample b

Thin/normal weight

Overweight/obese

Thin/normal weight

Overweight/obese

(N = 1627)

(N = 381)

(N = 833)

(N = 204)

Age (Mean, SD) c

6.02 (1.81)

6.64 (1.66)

6.35 (1.73)

6.83 (1.63)

Sex (N, %) c

 Boys

911 (83.8)

176 (16.2)

435 (83.2)

88 (16.8)

 Girls

716 (77.7)

205 (22.3)

398 (77.4)

116 (22.6)

Family socio-economic status (N, %) c

 Low

142 (68.3)

66 (31.7)

69 (70.4)

29 (29.6)

 Medium

893 (79.0)

238 (21.0)

500 (80.0)

125 (20.0)

 High

592 (88.5)

77 (11.5)

264 (84.1)

50 (15.9)

Pubertal status (N, %) d

 Pre or early pubertal

343 (78.3)

95 (21.7)

174 (78.7)

47 (21.3)

 Pubertal

180 (64.8)

98 (35.4)

128 (72.3)

49 (27.7)

Country (N, %) c

 Belgium

278 (93.0)

21 (7.0)

68 (93.1)

5 (6.9)

 Estonia

274 (84.3)

51 (15.7)

183 (89.3)

22 (10.7)

 Germany

472 (85.2)

82 (14.8)

310 (85.4)

53 (14.6)

 Hungary

112 (88.9)

14 (11.1)

45 (83.3)

9 (16.7)

 Italy

259 (60.7)

168 (39.3)

85 (52.5)

77 (47.5)

 Spain

116 (81.1)

27 (18.9)

124 (78.5)

34 (21.5)

 Sweden

116 (86.6)

18 (13.4)

18 (81.8)

4 (18.2)

  1. aMain sample included participants with full information of self-reported physical activity and sedentary behaviour as well as co-variables. bSubsample included the participants with full information of accelerometer data as well as co-variables. cData from baseline survey; dData from six-year follow-up survey