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. 2015 Sep 17;10(9):e0136870. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0136870

Table 1. Main characteristics of participants in the EVIDENT study by level of physical activity according to the Spanish version of the Brief Physical Activity Assessment Tool (SBPAAT).

Total Sufficiently active Insufficiently active P-value
All participants n (%) 1184 489 (41.3) 695 (58.7)
Sex
Men: n (%) 468 (39.5) 232 (47.4) 236 (34.0) <0.001
Women: n (%) 716 (60.5) 257 (52.6) 459 (66.0)
Age
Mean: ±SD 58.9 ±13.7 55.2 ±13.7 54.6 ±13.7 0.437
Tobacco consumption
No n (%) 561 (47.4) 229 (46.8) 332 (47.8) <0.001
Ex-smoker n (%) 371 (31.3) 182 (37.2) 189 (27.2)
Currents smoker n (%) 252 (21.3) 78 (16.0) 174 (25.0)
Cig/week
Mean: ±SD 11.2 ±9.5 9.1 ±7.8 12.1 ±10.0 0.020
Alcohol consumption
(BUA/week). Mean: ±SD 4.5 ± 7.8 4.9 ±7.6 4.2 ±7.9 0.141
Others variables
Ischaemic cardiopathy n (%) 23.0 (2.0) 11 (2.3) 12 (1.7) 0.510
Cerebrovascular diseases n(%) 17 (1.4) 7 (1.4) 10 (1.4) 0.997
Heart failure 21 (1.8) 11 (2.3) 10 (1.4) 0.284
Hypercholesterolemia n(%) 355 (30.1) 143 (29.5) 212 (30.5) 0.712
Type 2 Diabetes n(%) 91 (7.7) 37 (7.6) 54 (7.8) 0.923
Compliance with Mediterranean Diet n(%) 397 (33.5) 181 (45.6) 216 (54.4) 0.033
BMI.
Mean: ±SD 27.1 ±4.6 26.7 ±3.9 27.4 ±4.9 0.009
% Body fat
Mean: ±SD 34.7 ±7.6 33.4 ±7.4 35.7 ±7.5 <0.001
Hours of TV watched/week
Mean: ±SD 20.0 ±14.9 17.5 ±12.6 21.8 ±16.1 <0.001

SBPAAT: Spanish version of the Brief Physical Activity Assessment Tool.

Sufficiently active: Individuals who report three or more 20 minute sessions of vigorous intensity PA a week; five or more 30 minute sessions of moderate intensity physical activity (including walking) a week; or five or more sessions of any combination of moderate and vigorous intensity PA.

Insufficiently active: Individuals who do not meet the criteria to be considered sufficiently active.

Cig.: Cigarettes; BUA: Basic unit of alcohol; BMI: Body Mass Index.

SD: Standard deviation.

P-value derived from the Chi-square test and t-student in categorical and continuous variables, respectively.