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They accounted for it: Read further down: "Participant and Study design", "Demographic, clinical measurements and physical activity"people who consume chocolate every day don’t exercise as much as others?
Table 1 suggests the high chocolate consumers has slightly higher physical activity but P 0.99 suggesting that the differences in physical activity between the groups were random so it can't be intepreted in any way other than the 3 groups all did some physical activity and it was not possible to determine which group did more.
The 3 groups appeared to be closely matched in other factors as well. Any P<0.1 is high significant and is not due to chance
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