ANCOVA results showing impact of subgroup and country of birth on total MET-min per week (totalMETs)
| Mean totalMETs | Partial η2 | |
| Subgroups (male) | ||
| White (n=4006) | 1672.05 (27.22)* | 0.03 |
| Indian (n=806) | 1089.33 (60.84)† | |
| Pakistani (n=850) | 973.84 (61.42)† | |
| Bangladeshi (n=719) | 1055.37 (71.35)† | |
| Subgroups (female) | ||
| White (n=4968) | 1292.67 (19.64)* | 0.02 |
| Indian (n=943) | 919.41 (44.38)† | |
| Pakistani (n=965) | 926.47 (47.20)† | |
| Bangladeshi (n=862) | 775.41 (53.76)‡ | |
| South Asians only | ||
| Country of birth (male) | ||
| UK born (n=607) | 1385.23 (69.72)* | 0.01 |
| Born outside the UK (n=1895) | 935.53 (36.21)† | |
| Country of birth (female) | ||
| UK born (n=766) | 972.50 (49.19)* | 0.00 |
| Born outside the UK (n=2153) | 843.66 (27.67)† | |
Data presented as adjusted means (SE).
Different symbols (*, †, ‡) represent significant (p < 0.05) differences between groups.
Partial η2 values indicate effect size.
Adjustments made for age, body mass index and self-reported health.