Abstract
[...]participants' physical activity levels were converted to dichotomous variables based their relationship to the median value (high versus low). [...]physical activity levels were not quantified to the extent that would be attained with instruments such as an accelerometer (e.g., metabolic equivalents per hour). [...]this study assessed place of residence as the only environmental characteristic. [...]causal relationships cannot be inferred from the results of this study because of its cross-sectional nature.
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