Unpacking the influence of sleep characteristics on the relationship between 24‐hour time‐use patterns and cognitive performance in older adults: an exploratory study using compositional data analysis

Abstract

Background: The balance of sleep, physical activity, and sedentary behaviours in the 24‐hr day (i.e., time‐use composition) is associated with cognitive performance in older adults. However, it is unclear how factors such as sleep quality impact this relationship.