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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Jul 1.
Published in final edited form as: Ann Epidemiol. 2018 Mar 30;28(7):427–431. doi: 10.1016/j.annepidem.2018.03.016

Table 1.

Selected demographic characteristics for analytic sample of those who participated in accelerometry, stratified by gender (n = 347)

Characteristic Overall Males Females

Total n (%)  347 (100.0)  162 (46.7)  185 (53.3)
Age, y, mean (SD) 50.7 (16.9) 50.2 (17.8) 51.2 (16.1)
BMI, kg/m2 mean (SD) 28.9 (6.3) 29.0 (5.8) 28.9 (6.8)
BMI category, n (%)
 Healthy (BMI < 24.9) 108 (31.1)  44 (27.2)  64 (34.6)
 Overweight (25–29.9) 111 (32.0)  57 (35.2)  54 (29.2)
 Obese I (30–34.9)   79 (22.8)  37 (22.8)  42 (22.7)
 Obese II (35+)   49(14.1)  24 (14.8)  25 (13.5)
Marital status*, n (%)
 Married/partnered  243 (70.0)  120 (74.0)  123 (66.5)
 Not married/unpartnered  104 (30.0)    42 (26.0)    62 (33.5)
High school education, n (%)
 High school or less  84 (24.2)  45 (27.8)  39 (21.1)
 Some college, college degree 211 (60.8)  87 (53.7) 124 (67.0)
 Postbaccalaureate education  52 (15)  30 (18.5)  22 (17.9)
*

Married includes those who are legally married or living with partner, as compared to those who are unmarried such as those who are divorced, never married, currently single, or widowed.

Education category is a three-level variable with high school completion or less as the reference category, some college up to bachelor’s degree as the second category, and postcollege education (graduate school) was the third category.