Day-to-day pattern of work and leisure time physical behaviours: are low socioeconomic status adults couch potatoes or work warriors?

Table 6 Expected difference in leisure time behaviours following reallocation between work physical behaviours on Tuesday

	Estimated Leisure Time Behaviours
Work Time Behaviours	Sedentary		Standing		Active
Work Time Behaviours	Min/day	Δ	Min/day	Δ	Min/day	Δ
Increasing sedentary work time
Average work time-use composition	309		100		42
+ 15 min sedentary	309	0	100	0	42	0
+ 30 min sedentary	310	+ 1	99	−1	42	0
+ 45 min sedentary	310	+ 1	99	−1	42	0
Increasing standing work time
Average work time-use composition	309		100		42
+ 15 min standing	309	0	100*	0	42	0
+ 30 min standing	310	+ 1	99*	−1	42	0
+ 45 min standing	309	+ 2	99*	−1	40	−2
Increasing active work time
Average work time-use composition	309		100		42
+ 15 min active	308*	−1	100*	0	43	+ 1
+ 30 min active	306*	−3	101*	+ 1	44	+ 2
+ 45 min active	305*	+ 4	102*	+ 2	44	+ 2

Active = walking, running, stair climbing, and cycling. Results based on multivariate models adjusted for sex, age, smoking-status, BMI and work duration (results shown in Tables 4 and 5). * indicates significant at p < 0.05

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