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Table 5 Odds ratios from ordinal logistic regression models

From: The effects of neighborhood density and street connectivity on walking behavior: the Twin Cities walking study

	Travel Walking				Leisure Walking
			95% CI				95% CI
	OR	SE	Lower	Upper	OR	SE	Lower	Upper
High density	1.992	0.436	1.296	3.060	0.896	0.135	0.667	1.204
Large block-size	0.948	0.221	0.600	1.497	1.403	0.270	0.962	2.046
Interaction	0.630	0.179	0.361	1.100	0.673	0.188	0.389	1.162
N	687				687
BIC	1944				2172

	Total Walking				Total Movement
			95% CI				95% CI
	OR	SE	Lower	Upper	OR	SE	Lower	Upper
High density	1.363	0.294	0.893	2.080	1.162	0.172	0.870	1.554
Large block-size	1.099	0.231	0.728	1.659	1.436	0.242	1.032	1.996
Interaction	0.634	0.195	0.347	1.159	0.715	0.208	0.404	1.264
N	688				689
BIC	2261				2227

notes: All models employ robust standard errors and account for clustering by focus area.
Adjusted for a subject's age, sex, race, college-degree, marital status, home ownership, home tenure, and overall health.
'Travel walking' and 'Leisure walking' are on mets scale; 'Total walking' is measured in miles; Total movement is 'mean total activity count per day' as per accelerometer

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