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. 2023 Sep 21;20(1):2258850. doi: 10.1080/15502783.2023.2258850

Table 4.

Multiple linear regression analysis of VO2max as the dependent variable (n = 104).

Prediction models Coefficients β p-value R2 Adjusted R2
Model 1       0.818 0.809
Athletic −796.288 −0.367 .000    
Gender −386.803 −0.160 .025    
Height, cm 34.228 0.286 .002    
Weight, kg 15.992 0.213 .002    
25(OH)D, ng/ml 678.148 0.099 .041    
Model 2       0.830 0.820
Athletic −744.219 −0.343 .000    
Gender −632.902 −0.262 .001    
Height, cm 32.576 0.272 .002    
Weight, kg 17.282 0.230 .001    
25(OH)D, ng/ml 664.428 0.097 .039    
Hb, g/L −11.065 −0.141 .011    
Model 3       0.840 0.825
Athletic −726.065 −0.335 .000    
Gender −638.730 −0.264 .005    
Height, cm 28.210 0.235 .009    
Weight, kg 15.884 0.211 .008    
25(OH)D, ng/ml 667.603 0.097 .036    
Hb, g/L −9.158 −0.117 .040    
RHS, kg −0.398 −0.039 .628    
FVC, L 405.912 0.356 .028    
FEV1, L −355.659 −0.258 .115    

B, unstandardized regression coefficients; β, standardized regression coefficients.

The 25(OH)D levels was log transformed for the analysis.

Athletic (athletes = 1, non-athletes = 2); Gender (Man = 1, Woman = 2).

Model 2: as in model 1 plus Hb.

Model 3: as in model 2 plus RHS、FVC、FEV1.

VO2max(ml/min) = −726.065 × Athletic − 638.730 × Gender + 28.210 × Height + 15.884 × Weight + 667.603 × 25(OH)D −9.158 × Hb + 405.912 × FVC.