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Table 1 Descriptive statistics in the isotemporal substitution analytic sample by sex (N = 10,544)

From: Longitudinal associations of screen time, physical activity, and sleep duration with body mass index in U.S. youth

 

Females (n = 5,058)

Males (n = 5,486)

Age, Years

9.9 (0.03)

10.0 (0.03)

Race/Ethnicity

 Asian

120 (4.0%)

107 (3.3%)

 Black

693 (12.3%)

679 (11.0%)

 Hispanic

996 (23.0%)

1,095 (23.5%)

 Other/Multiracial

534 (6.9%)

565 (6.7%)

 White

2,715 (53.8%)

3,040 (55.5%)

Income-to-Needs Ratio

  ≤ 0.99

621 (15.5%)

643 (15.1%)

 1.00–1.99

713 (18.4%)

781 (18.9%)

 2.00–3.99

1,171 (25.3%)

1,255 (25.3%)

  ≥ 4.00

2,109 (30.7%)

2,279 (30.0%)

 Not Reported

444 (10.1%)

528 (10.7%)

Internalizing Symptoms

5.2 (0.2)

5.2 (0.2)

Streaming, Min/Day

134.6 (5.2)

144.9 (5.3)

Gaming, Min/Day

40.2 (1.8)

82.7 (3.3)

Socializing, Min/Day

31.5 (2.0)

22.3 (1.9)

Physical Activity, Min/Day

28.6 (0.7)

30.3 (0.7)

Sleep, Min/Day

537.9 (3.4)

538.3 (3.6)

Baseline BMI-z Score

0.43 (0.05)

0.48 (0.06)

Follow-up BMI-z Score

0.49 (0.05)

0.55 (0.05)

  1. Continuous variables are reported as weight mean (SE), and discrete variables are reported as n (weighted %)