Variables
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Males (N = 2381)
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Females (N = 2746)
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Total (N = 5127)
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Urban
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Rural
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Urban
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Rural
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Urban
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Rural
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n = 943
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n = 1438
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n = 1088
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n = 1658
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n = 2031
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n = 3096
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Physical activity
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Light
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22.6*** (17.2–28.0)
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22.2** (16.0–28.4)
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37.5 (30.0–45.0)
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44.1 (37.3–51.0)
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29.2 (23.1–35.3)
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32.6 (26.3–38.8)
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Moderate
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45.0 (41.3–48.7)
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43.5 (39.0–48.0)
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51.2** (44.9–57.5)
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38.7 (33.5–44.1)
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47.7 (44.0–51.5)
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41.3 (37.0–45.6)
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Vigorous
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32.4*** (27.8–37.0)
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34.3** (28.2–40.3)
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11.3 (9.0–13.7)
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17.1 (12.0–22.2)
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23.1 (19.5–26.6)
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26.2 (21.0–31.2)
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At least 150 min/week of moderate activity or equivalent (at least 600 MET–minute/week)
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87.7 (83.5–91.8)
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85.7** (81.0–90.4)
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80.8 (73.4–88.2)
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70.8 (64.7–77.0)
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84.7 (79.4–90.0)
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78.8 (73.6–84.0)
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Percentage inactive in the following domains
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Work
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24.6 (16.3–32.8)
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22.5 (15.4–29.5)
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27.4 (16.3–38.6)
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24.7 (19.2–30.2)
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25.8 (17.2–34.4)
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23.5 (17.8–29.2)
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Transport
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18.0 (13.5–22.5)
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18.3** (13.1–23.6)
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24.1 (14.4–33.7)
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32.8 (25.1–40.6)
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20.6 (14.1–27.1)
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25.1 (18.9–31.3)
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Recreation
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84.9*** (79.1–90.7)
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87.2** (84.1–90.2)
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94.3 (92.0–96.7)
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95.2 (93.9–96.6)
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89.0 (85.2–92.8)
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90.9 (89.0–92.8)
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No vigorous activity
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34.7*** (27.4–42.1)
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43.5** (35.5–51.6)
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6.3** (4.1–8.5)
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19.1 (13.9–24.4)
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22.3 (17.2–27.4)
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32.2 (25.8–38.5)
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Mean minutes spent daily towards
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Work
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87.7 (83.5–91.8)
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85.7** (81.0–90.4)
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80.8 (73.4–88.2)
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70.8 (64.7–77.0)
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84.7 (79.4–90.0)
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78.8 (73.6–84.0)
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Transport
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53.0*** (45.8–60.1)
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50.2** (43.3–57.2)
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36.6 (29.4–43.7)
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34.3 (27.3–41.4)
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45.8 (39.5–52.1)
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42.8 (36.4–49.2)
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Recreation
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7.4*** (4.3–10.5)
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8.7** (6.3–11.0)
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1.7 (1.1–2.4)
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2.4 (1.2–3.7)
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5.2 (3.3–7.2)
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5.4 (4.1–6.8)
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Sedentary activity
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237.8 (219.7–256.0)
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208 (193.1–222.8)
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232.7 (212.7–252.7)
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237.2 (216.0–258.4)
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235.6 (218.4–252.8)
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221.6 (206.1–237.2)
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- Estimates are weighted for age, sex, and non-response; data in the table are presented as mean (95 % confidence interval) or % (95 % confidence interval); *p <0.05 compared to rural subjects; **p < 0.05 compared to rural females; ***p <0.05 compared to urban females