To put these results into context, in fully adjusted analysis, the model coefficients predict that the average participant experienced a decline of 8.0 MET h/wk for overall activity if they lived in the greenest neighbourhoods against a predicted decline of 12.1 MET h/wk for participants in the least green neighbourhoods. Corresponding values were an increase of 1.7 versus a decline of 0.02 MET h/wk for recreational physical activity, and an increase of 7.3 versus a decline of 0.4 MET h/wk for outdoor physical activity. A value of 3.5 MET h/wk is equivalent to an hour of walking at a moderate pace on a firm, level surface.