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. 2017 Aug 23;14(9):953. doi: 10.3390/ijerph14090953

Table 2.

Characteristics of individuals (baseline) and environmental features (Wave 2) for the three analysis samples.

Measure Walkability Sample (n = 2260) Physical Inactivity Norm Sample (n = 1926) Overweight/Obesity Norm Sample (n = 1907)
Individual-Level Characteristics Mean (SD) Mean (SD) Mean (SD)
Age (years) 50.41 (14.83) 49.97 (15.22) 49.87 (15.18)
Sex (female) n (%) 1252 (55.4%) 1061 (55.1%) 1051 (55.1%)
Current smoker n (%) 401 (17.7%) 338 (17.6%) 335 (17.6%)
Married/de facto n (%) 1476 (65.3%) 1229 (63.8%) 1226 (64.3%)
Education (university graduate) n (%) 275 (12.2%) 250 (13.0%) 250 (13.1%)
Not employed n (%) 975 (43.1%) 834 (43.2%) 815 (42.7%)
Physical activity-level 1:
Sedentary n (%) 553 (43.9%) 461 (32.5%) 454 (32.2%)
Some n (%) 449 (26.7%) 381 (26.8%) 381 (27.1%)
Meets recommendations n (%) 677 (40.3%) 578 (40.7%) 573 (40.7%)
Missing n 581 506 499
HbA1c 2 5.41 (0.45) 5.43 (0.45) 5.43 (0.45)
Environmental Features Mean (SD) Mean (SD) Mean (SD)
1600 m buffer area (km2) 3 3.88 (3.21–4.81) 3.91 (3.31–4.83) 3.91 (3.30–4.84)
Walkability 22.42 (7.45) - -
Physical inactivity norm - 52.76 (7.08) -
SAMSS n per buffer - 99.4 (32.7) -
Overweight/obesity norm - - 62.85 (6.18)
SAMSS n per buffer - - 95.6 (31.5)
Area-level income (median weekly household income) 842 (152.78) 835.63 (132.93) 838.45 (131.64)

1 physical activity (PA) data less than sample size, proportion expressed using PA sample as denominator; 2 3 NWAHS participants did not have baseline HbA1c data but did have HbA1c data for least one other wave (i.e., sample size reported on is 3 less than in the header); 3 median and inter quartile range (IQR) reported. SAMSS: South Australian Monitoring and Surveillance System.