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This model showed a significant association of IR with increased TG level, body fat content, and WHtR among cardiometabolic risk factors (association with lower HDL-C level revealed only borderline significance) with poor physical fitness, insufficient physical activity duration per week, non-smoking status, the infrequent occurrence of stressful situations at school, irregular/no breakfast consumption, and frequent sweetened beverages consumption among lifestyle risk factors, and with a lower educational level of fathers and a higher educational level of mothers among family factors. 4.
A review by Goldfarb and colleagues [ 6 ] concluded that associations between the frequency of family meals and deceased risk behaviors are less likely to be significant when factors like family connectedness are considered, indicating that family functioning may be more responsible for these associations than family meals themselves. 3.4.
According to the linear relationship between cumulative movement distance and cumulative reclamation area of sand ridge points in different periods, the influence process can be expressed as follows: With the increase of tidal flat reclamation area, the cumulative movement distances of sand ridge points A, D, and E show an increasing trend.
As shown in Figure 15 , it was found that in scenario 1, scenario 2, and scenario 3, the effective gaze change rates were 83.3%, 84.4%, and 89.5%, respectively, showing an increasing trend; the failed gaze change rates were 16.7%, 15.6%, and 10.5%, respectively, showing a decreasing trend.
Considering both of these results, if individuals with diabetes had not been excluded from the study, it may be possible that a significant trend between duration of night work and prevalence of IFG would have been identified in those with only abdominal obesity, only overall obesity, or with both simultaneously.
point to specific intervention components which may be significant for successful interventions: high-quality training and continuous support of intervention facilitators, involving the participating older people in the planning, implementation and evaluation of the intervention, and utilising existing community resources [ 21 ].