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. 2020 Sep 3;15(9):e0238721. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0238721

Table 4. Temporal associations of sleep health parameters on the previous night with physical activity, sedentary behavior and screen time the next day.

During school hours After school hours
  MVPA(during) SED(during) MVPA(after) SED(after) SCT a
b (95% CI) P b (95% CI) P b (95% CI) P b (95% CI) P b (95% CI) P
Total sleep time b 0.36
(-0.20, 0.92)
.211 -10.66
(-13.33, -7.98)
< .001 0.16
(-0.70, 1.02)
.711 -5.88
(-9.44, -2.33)
.001 0.0002
(-0.002, 0.002)
.806
Sleep efficiency -0.04
(-0.24, 0.16)
.693 1.33
(0.39, 2.28)
.006 -0.06
(-0.36, 0.25)
.713 0.78
(-0.49, 2.05)
.225 0.005
(-0.02, 0.03)
.706
Sleep fragment 2.43
(-1.75, 6.61)
.254 -3.18
(-22.48, 16.12)
.746 3.82
(-2.73, 10.36)
.252 -25.63
(-52.89, 1.63)
.065 -0.004
(-0.02, 0.01)
.639
Sleep quality a 6.45
(0.70, 12.21)
.028 -23.62
(-51.99, 4.74)
.102 8.43
(-0.24, 17.09)
.057 -39.85
(-75.6, -4.10)
.029 -0.49
(-1.29, 0.32)
.237

MVPA = moderate- and vigorous-intensity physical activity; SED = sedentary behavior; SCT = screen time; b = unstandardized regression coefficient; P = P-value

Note. the estimates are obtained from a linear mixed model adjusting for study covariates including gender, grade, race, and body mass index group.

a log-transformed.

b the estimates are multiplied by 30 to indicate the changes in sleep health parameters by 30-min increments in total sleep time with an exception for the model predicting SCT that was log-transformed.