Figure 3From: Physical activity and mortality in a prospective cohort of middle-aged and elderly men – a time perspectiveSurvival percentiles (proportion of the cohort who has died) among the group of inactive participants (solid line, walking/bicycling-hardly ever, exercise- < 1 h/week, tv watching/reading > 3 h/day, work occupation-mostly sitting) and the group of participants active in different activities (dashed line, else) estimated with multivariable Laplace regression. The estimates were adjusted for baseline age, body mass index, alcohol consumption, smoking status and educational level; in the graph these covariates are fixed on the most frequent category (Age: 50–54 years, Smoking: ex-smokers with less than 20 pack for week, Alcohol: 10-20 g/day, BMI: 25-29 kg m-2, Education: 1–9 years).Back to article page