Ecology; 'a branch of biology dealing with living organisms' habits, modes of life, and relations... more Ecology; 'a branch of biology dealing with living organisms' habits, modes of life, and relationships to their surroundings. '(Concise Oxford Dictionary)
International Journal of Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity, 2008
Background: Reviews have reported mixed findings for associations between physical activity and p... more Background: Reviews have reported mixed findings for associations between physical activity and proximity to a range of environmental resources. Initially most studies used self reported proximity, but more are now using GIS techniques to measure proximity objectively. We know little about the extent of agreement between self reported and directly measured proximity of the same resource.
Background Gender differences in health are commonly observed by epidemiologists. Little is known... more Background Gender differences in health are commonly observed by epidemiologists. Little is known about lay beliefs concerning the gender patterning of common conditions.
Ecology; 'a branch of biology dealing with living organisms' habits, modes of life, and relations... more Ecology; 'a branch of biology dealing with living organisms' habits, modes of life, and relationships to their surroundings. '(Concise Oxford Dictionary)
International Journal of Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity, 2008
Background: Reviews have reported mixed findings for associations between physical activity and p... more Background: Reviews have reported mixed findings for associations between physical activity and proximity to a range of environmental resources. Initially most studies used self reported proximity, but more are now using GIS techniques to measure proximity objectively. We know little about the extent of agreement between self reported and directly measured proximity of the same resource.
Background Gender differences in health are commonly observed by epidemiologists. Little is known... more Background Gender differences in health are commonly observed by epidemiologists. Little is known about lay beliefs concerning the gender patterning of common conditions.
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