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. 2024 Mar 27;19(3):e0299433. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0299433

Table 1. Sample descriptive statistics.

Mean (SE) or
n (%)
95% CI
Background factors:
     Maternal menarcheal age 12.7 (0.065) 12.601, 12.857
    Black 83 (12.7%) -
    Latina 40 (6.1%) -
    Asian/PI 11 (1.7%) -
    ‘Other’ 22 (3.3%) -
    White 499 (76.2%) -
Child health:
    General health rating (coded 1–4) 3.4 (0.027) 3.323, 3.427
    BMI percentile 60.6 (1.167) 58.342, 62.921
    BMI percentile ≥85th 157 (23.9%) -
Child adversity:
    Mother, college degree+ 240 (36.6%) -
    Father, college degree+ 252 (38.5%) -
    Families, below poverty line 89 (13.6%) -
    Attachment, proportion of times secure 0.6 (0.012) 0.563, 0.611
    Negative life events (coded 0–3) 1.0 (0.033) 0.956, 1.084
Pubertal timing indicators:
    Breast development (TS II) 9.8 (0.051) 9.659, 9.863
    Pubic hair development (TS II) 10.2 (0.042) 10.123, 10.291
    Menarcheal age 12.4 (0.052) 12.299, 12.504
Adulthood cardiometabolic risk indicators:
    WC (cm) 88.9 (0.859) 87.242, 90.635
    WC risk (≥80 cm) 424 (64.7%) -
    SBP (mm Hg) 109.9 (0.638) 108.609, 111.136
    DBP (mm Hg) 72.8 (0.612) 71.576, 74.005
    BP risk (SBP ≥130 or DBP ≥80) 168 (25.6%) -
    HbA1c (%) 5.4 (0.127) 5.133, 5.637
    HbA1c risk (≥5.7%) 270 (41.2%) -
    CRP (mg/L) 5.4 (0.282) 4.873, 5.994
    CRP risk (≥10 mg/L) 106 (16.2%) -
    HDL (mg/dL) 57.9 (0.751) 56.407, 59.383
    HDL risk (<50 mg/dL) 182 (27.8%) -

Means, SEs, 95% CIs or n (%) are reported from multiply imputed data for 655 participants.