Table 2.

Univariate and multiple correlation analysis of (log) uMBG. Statistically significant associations at multivariate analyses are highlighted in bold.

	Univariate Correlation Coefficient	p
Age	−0.311	0.001
Statins	−0.256	0.009
BMI	0.259	0.008
eGFR	0.240	0.01
Hemoglobin	0.232	0.01
(log)Proteinuria	0.258	0.02
Urine potassium	0.275	0.03
Urine sodium	0.241	0.03
Diabetes	0.211	0.03
	Multivariate standardized correlation coefficient (β)	p
Model 1: Fully adjusted
Statins	−0.326	0.001
Diabetes	0.243	0.009
eGFR	0.248	0.01
Urine sodium	0.204	0.01
BMI	0.151	0.09
Urine potassium	0.093	0.28
Age	−0.059	0.54
Hemoglobin	0.058	0.54
(log)Proteinuria	0.049	0.59
Model 2: Excluding eGFR
Diabetes	0.254	0.006
Statins	−0.380	0.01
Urine sodium	0.192	0.03
Urine potassium	0.118	0.04
Hemoglobin	0.109	0.04
Age	−0.015	0.66
BMI	0.109	0.54
(log)Proteinuria	−0.012	0.79
Model 3: Excluding Diabetes
Statins	−0.231	0.01
BMI	0.289	0.03
(log)Proteinuria	0.302	0.04
eGFR	0.274	0.05
Urine sodium	0.196	0.05
Age	0.196	0.18
Urine potassium	0.123	0.34
Hemoglobin	0.034	0.80

Model 1 (fully adjusted): Multiple R = 0.57, R² = 33%; p < 0.001; Model 2: Multiple R = 0.53, R² = 28%; p < 0.001; Model 3: Multiple R = 0.58, R² = 34%; p = 0.008; Legend: BMI: body mass index; eGFR: estimated glomerular filtration rate.