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. 2008 Jan 1;31(1):71–78. doi: 10.1093/sleep/31.1.71

Table 2.

The Effect of Short Sleep Duration (Less than 9 Hours) on Outcomes

Variable Univariate analysis Multivariable model 1* Multivariable model 2
Overweight/ Obese (OR)# 3.92 (1.91, 8.06) P = 0.0002 3.86 (1.83, 8.13) P = 0.0004 3.32 (1.40, 7.87) P = 0.0064
Percentage body fat (%) 4.53 (1.51, 7.55) P = 0.0034 4.58 (1.50, 7.65) P = 0.0036 3.34 (0.31, 6.38) P = 0.03
Weight (kg) 3.61 (1.34, 5.89) P = 0.0019 3.78 (1.43, 6.12) P = 0.0017
Height (cm) 1.82 (−0.50, 4.14) P = 0.12 2.08 (-0.24, 4.41) P = 0.08
IQ points 0.41 (−4.00, 4.82) P = 0.86
Total counts (x104) 5.13 (−3.04, 13.30) P = 0.22
Mean counts −21 (−125, 83) P = 0.69
Sedentary activity (min) 69 (35, 103) P <0.0001 64 (30, 97) P = 0.0002
Moderate activity (min) 14 (−7, 35) P = 0.18
Vigorous activity (min) 2 (−8, 12) P = 0.38
SDQ (OR for abnormal)# 1.39 (0.52, 3.72) P = 0.45
Emotional lability 0.17 (0.01, 0.33) P = 0.03 0.18 (0.02, 0.34) P = 0.03
Systolic blood pressure (mmHg) 3.43 (0.55, 6.31) P = 0.02 3.62 (0.64, 6.61) P = 0.02
(not significant when adjusted for body weight or BMI)
*

Multivariable model 1 adjusting for season, weekday and younger siblings.

Multivariable model 2 adjusting for maternal age, BMI and marital status, gender, TV watching and time spent in sedentary activity.

Parent Conners Rating Scale for emotional lability.

#

As this is a dichotomous variable the estimate is an odds ratio.