Matthew Cho, Zahra Mahmoodi, Prasad Shetty, Lauren R Harrison, Maru Arias Montecillo, Ayyappasamy Sudalaiyadum Perumal, Gerardin Solana, Dan V Nicolau, Dan V Nicolau
Protein Adsorption on Solid Surfaces: Data Mining, Database, Molecular Surface-Derived Properties, and Semiempirical Relationships
ACS applied materials & interfaces
crosssectional study examines built natural environmental correlates parental safety concerns childrens active travel school ats controlling sociodemographic attitudinal social factors questionnaire surveys n 3291 completed parents 1st6th grade children collected 2011 20 elementary schools austin texas objectivelymeasured built natural environmental data derived two software programs geographic information systems gis environment visualizing images envi ordinal least square regressions used statistical analyses study results fully adjusted final model showed bike lanes presence highway railroads presence sex offenders steep slopes along hometoschool route associated increased parental safety concerns greater intersection density greater tree canopy coverage along route associated decreased parental safety concerns natural elements walkingfriendly elements built environment appear important reducing parental safety concerns necessary step toward promoting childrens ats