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. 2024 Feb 26;14:4596. doi: 10.1038/s41598-024-55282-4

Table 3.

Distribution of baseline characteristics ccross RC Quartiles.

Characteristics RC levels quartiles, mg/dl P-value
Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4
2–12 (n = 1351, 27.76%) 13–18 (n = 1144, 23.51%) 19–27 (n = 1195, 24.56%) 28–99 (n = 1176, 24.17%)
Age  < 0.0001
 18–34 263 (43.77) 141 (33.41) 111 (23.65) 96 (17.56)
 35–49 125 (21.08) 114 (20.33) 119 (23.33) 148 (28.59)
 50–64 124 (22.39) 170 (28.86) 192 (25.74) 200 (31.95)
 >  = 65 121 (12.75) 136 (17.40) 178 (27.29) 149 (21.90)
Sex 0.08
 Female 367 (57.09) 311 (52.12) 300 (50.85) 272 (45.35)
 Male 266 (42.91) 250 (47.88) 300 (49.15) 321 (54.65)
Ethnicity  < 0.001
 White 193 (60.30) 182 (62.92) 199 (60.43) 226 (64.17)
 Black 221 (17.75) 145 (11.92) 107 (9.10) 61 (5.27)
 Hispanics/Latin Americans 58 (6.34) 78 (9.48) 105 (11.03) 113 (12.73)
 Asian 43 (6.21) 46 (5.83) 74 (8.70) 64 (6.23)
 Other 118 (9.40) 110 (9.85) 115 (10.75) 129 (11.60)
Educational level 0.02
 Less than High school 103 (9.04) 94 (9.22) 156 (16.54) 144 (13.75)
 High school graduate or GED 373 (58.70) 345 (59.24) 302 (58.45) 329 (61.35)
 Some college or above 157 (32.27) 122 (31.55) 142 (25.00) 120 (24.90)
Poverty income ratio 0.36
 < 1.30 177 (19.62) 146 (18.98) 177 (23.50) 177 (22.37)
 1.30–3.49 251 (35.65) 259 (38.87) 253 (39.74) 254 (38.28)
 >  = 3.50 205 (44.73) 156 (42.15) 170 (36.76) 162 (39.35)

n(%) for categorical variables.