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. 2023 Jul 1;9(7):e17905. doi: 10.1016/j.heliyon.2023.e17905

Table 3.

Independent variables in the somnolence (n = 30 volunteers) and no-somnolence (n = 29 volunteers) groups and the associations between each variable and risk of somnolence in the first case-control study.

Variables Univariate analysis
Multivariate analysis
OR (95%CI) p-value OR (95%CI) p-value
Gender
 Male 0.857 (0.250–2.945) 0.807
 Female 1
Age (y) 0.954 (0.900–1.012) 0.117
Height (m) 0.302 (0.001–93.678) 0.682
Weight (kg) 0.992 (0.932–1.055) 0.792
Fed condition
 Fasting 1
 Fed 3.896 (1.302–11.655) 0.015* NS 0.233
Plasma concentration at each time point
0 h 3.737 (0.002–7389.434) 0.734
0.25 h 2.334 (1.122–4.853) 0.023* NS 0.245
0.5 h 1.234 (1.093–1.394) 0.001* NS 0.077
0.75 h 1.140 (1.059–1.227) 0.001* NS 0.105
1 h 1.124 (1.052–1.201) 0.001* 1.124 (1.052–1.201) 0.001*
1.5 h 1.088 (1.040–1.137) <0.001* NS 0.395
2 h 1.044 (1.014–1.075) 0.003* NS 0.343
2.5 h 1.014 (0.995–1.033) 0.152
3 h 1.005 (0.987–1.025) 0.574
3.5 h 1.001 (0.979–1.023) 0.941
4 h 0.994 (0.967–1.020) 0.632
5 h 0.981 (0.950–1.013) 0.241
6 h 0.969 (0.911–1.030) 0.307
8 h 0.985 (0.815–1.189) 0.873
12 h 1.035 (0.656–1.633) 0.881
24 h 1.256 (0.429–3.678) 0.677
36 h 1.908 (0.391–9.307) 0.424
48 h 5.025 (0.735–34.353) 0.10# NS 0.459

*p < 0.05; #p ≤ 0.1; NS indicates no statistical significance.