The differences in sedentary behaviour and physical activity levels between the CVD groups*. The differences in sedentary behaviour and physical activity.

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The differences in sedentary behaviour and physical activity levels between the CVD groups*. The differences in sedentary behaviour and physical activity levels between the CVD groups*. CVD: Cardiovascular disease; number: mean daily number of bouts; time: mean daily accumulated total time of bouts; MVPA: moderate- to vigorous physical activity; MET: metabolic equivalent (3.5 mL/kg/min o2 consumption); level: level of weekly physical activity bout lengths; SB: sedentary behaviour; PA: physical activity. *CVD groups: 1. Participants with <10% risk of CVD; 2. Participants with 10-30% risk of CVD; 3. Participants with >30% risk of CVD or CVD diagnosis. CVD risk is based on Framingham risk score (includes age, systolic blood pressure, total cholesterol, HDL cholesterol, smoking, diabetes and antihypertensive medication as explanatory variables). Calculated against: a 10 breaks in SB; b one bout; c 10 minutes; d one MET; e 1000 steps. OR defines odds ratio versus subjects with <10% risk of CVD. The blue circle represents participants with 10-30% risk of CVD. The red square represents participants with >30% risk of CVD or CVD diagnosis. Ville Vasankari et al. BMJ Open Sport Exerc Med 2018;4:e000363 ©2018 by BMJ Publishing Group Ltd