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Table 2.

The proportions (%) of Saudi children who exceeded certain cut-off values for breakfast intake, overweight/obesity, and selected lifestyle behaviors.

Variable	Criterion *	Proportion (%)			p-Value **
Variable	Criterion *	All (N =1149)	Boys (N = 523)	Girls (N = 626)	p-Value **
Breakfast intake at home	Non-daily intake	79.6	78.8	80.4	0.509
Overweight or obesity	BMI > cut-offs	28.7	27.5	29.8	0.378
Screen time	>2 h/day	69.5	77.8	62.6	<0.001
Nocturnal sleep duration	<9 h	65.8	67.5	64.4	0.267
Physical activity	<420 min/week	84.8	74.8	93.1	<0.001
Walking to school	Not walking to school	95.7	95.0	96.3	00.005

* Overweight or obesity cut-offs are based on IOTF cut-off values [29], screen time cut-offs are based on reference [30,31], sleep duration cut-offs are based on [32], and physical activity cut-offs are based on [33]; ** Tests for the differences in proportions between boys and girls.