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. 2021 Jan 21;24(16):5443–5452. doi: 10.1017/S1368980021000227

Table 2.

Levels of physical examination and biochemical traits of the participants in each group

Variables Control Pre-diabetes T2DM χ2 P*
Median p25, p75 Median p25, p75 Median p25, p75
Height (cm) 159·20 154·00, 165·20 159·20 153·50, 165·50 158·10 153·00, 164·60 31·605 <0·001
Weight (kg) 62·10 55·30, 69·70 65·50 58·80, 73·70 65·40 58·20, 73·40 513·135 <0·001
BMI (kg/m2) 24·44 22·18, 26·82 25·88 23·67, 28·26 25·99 23·76, 28·42 944·287 <0·001
WC (cm) 83·00 76·00, 90·00 88·10 81·45, 95·00 89·00 83·00, 96·00 1507·573 <0·001
TC (mmol/l) 4·60 4·03, 5·25 5·00 4·35, 5·70 4·91 4·28, 5·70 639·517 <0·001
TAG (mmol/l) 1·34 0·96, 1·91 1·54 1·11, 2·32 1·73 1·20, 2·57 782·463 <0·001
Insulin (mg/ml) 10·09 7·00, 13·12 10·90 7·40, 15·05 11·22 7·60, 15·39 260·263 <0·001
Fasting glucose (mmol/l) 5·10 4·77, 5·41 6·38 6·20, 6·60 8·04 7·19, 9·99 14 857·051 <0·001
HDL-cholesterol (mmol/l) 1·31 1·10, 1·54 1·24 1·05, 1·46 1·19 1·00, 1·43 440·117 <0·001

WC, waist circumference; TC, total cholesterol.

*

P value was assessed using the Kruskal–Wallis method.