Probabilistic walking models using built environment and sociodemographic predictors

Table 3 .

Variable	MVPA^a						WALKING
	833 m			1666 m			833 m			1666 m
	OR	95% CI	P-value	OR	95% CI	P-value	OR	95% CI	P-value	OR	95% CI	P-value
Sociodemographic
Age	0.984	0.974, 0.995	0.004	0.984	0.973, 0.994	0.003	1.017	1.006, 1.029	0.003	1.018	1.006, 1.029	0.003
Male	1.379	0.994, 1.914	0.054	1.384	0.993, 1.927	0.055	0.845	0.593, 1.203	0.35	0.831	0.583, 1.184	0.305
Education	1.188	0.954, 1.477	0.124	1.191	0.957, 1.484	0.117	1.202	0.931, 1.551	0.157	1.229	0.959, 1.576	0.104
Household income	1.087	1.023, 1.155	0.007	1.093	1.028, 1.162	0.004
Regional location
Seattle	1.534	0.961, 2.447	0.073				1.518	0.948, 2.430	0.082
Neighborhood composition
Res units/ha (GROSS)				1.32	0.976, 1.786	0.071				1.477	0.942, 2.316	0.089
Res units/ha of res area (NET)							1.024	0.996, 1.054	0.098
Neighborhood centers (count)	0.794	0.600, 1.512	0.107							1.181	0.979, 1.423	0.082
Destinations
Supermarkets (count)				0.852	0.715, 1.014	0.071
Hobby leisure (count)							2.762	0.890, 8.568	0.079
Fitness facilities (count)							0.916	0.839, 0.999	0.047	0.914	0.860, 0.970	0.003
Solo sports facilities (count)				1.279	1.080, 1.514	0.004
Youth sport facilities (count)				1.111	0.980, 1.257	0.098
Youth sport facility (distance)	0.941	0.862, 1.027	0.175
Transportation
3-way intersections (count)										1.001	1.000, 1.003	0.114
Bike lanes (total length)				1	1.000, 1.000	0.019	1	1.000, 1.000	0.128	1	1.000, 1.000	0.069
_cons	0.38	0.155, 0.931	0.034	0.269	0.119,0.610	0.002	0.069	0.026, 0.184	<0.001	0.041	0.014, 0.120	<0.001

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