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. 2022 Nov 29;25(3):382–392. doi: 10.1177/10998004221143508

Table 2.

Correlations Between HRV, HRR, and Heart Rate Dynamics (n = 91).

SDNN SDNN index RMSSD NN50 HRR Minimum resting HR Maximum resting HR Average resting HR
SDNN (ms) 0.763** (0.748**) 0.349** (0.423**) 0.684** (0.700**) 0.207 (0.185) −0.797** (−0.777**) 0.241* (0.191 −0.575** (−0.609**)
SDNN index (ms) 0.381** (0.389**) 0.816** (0.796**) 0.371** (0.310**) −0.770** (−0.752**) 0.031 (−0.046) −0.600** (−0.631**)
RMSSD (ms) 0.531** (0.523**) 0.235* (0.144) −0.280** (−0.302**) 0.013 (0.059) −0.305** (−0.260*)
NN50 (%) 0.291* (0.207) −0.691** (0.692**) 0.034 (−0.033) −0.540** (−0.556**)
HRR (bpm) −0.255* (−0.223*) 0.030 (0.031) −0.245* (−0.205)
Minimum resting HR (bpm) 0.005 (0.054) 0.644** (0.658**)
Maximum resting HR (bpm) 0.274* (0.277*)
Average resting HR (bpm)

Note. *denotes significance value <0.05; **denotes significance values <0.01; () values reflect Spearman correlations adjusted for the following covariates: age, race (white/non-white), sex (male/female), body mass index (BMI).