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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2009 Mar 16.
Published in final edited form as: Biomed Pharmacother. 2005 Oct;59(Suppl 1):S10–S14. doi: 10.1016/s0753-3322(05)80003-4

Table 1.

Group mean differences in the BP variables between high and normal SR days

Variable Enhanced SR Daysm Normal SR Daysn Student's t-test

Mean SDo N Mean SD N t df p
SBPa 128.7 17.0 112 131.6 17.8 112 −2.691 111 .008
DBPb 79.3 10.4 112 81.2 11.1 112 −2.788 111 .006
HRc 71.5 8.0 112 72.1 8.2 112 −1.095 111 NS
MAPd 95.8 12.2 112 98.0 12.9 112 −2.860 111 .005
LOG_PPe 1.7 0.1 112 1.7 0.1 112 −1.564 111 NS
DPf 92.9 16.3 112 95.3 17.3 112 −2.127 111 .036
SBP_SDg 18.5 5.3 112 17.5 5.1 112 1.688 111 NS
DBP_SDh 14.5 4.5 112 14.3 4.4 112 .540 111 NS
HR_SDi 11.4 3.3 112 9.9 3.2 112 4.406 111 <.001
MAP_SDj 14.6 4.2 112 14.2 4.2 112 1.027 111 NS
PP_SDk 13.5 5.4 112 13.1 4.7 112 .746 111 NS
DP_SDl 22.9 6.5 112 20.2 5.6 112 3.954 111 <.001
a

Note. Systolic blood pressure.

b

Diastolic blood pressure.

c

Heart rate.

d

Mean arterial pressure.

e

Log-transformed power pressure.

f

Double product.

g

Circadian variation (standard deviation) in systolic blood pressure.

h

Circadian variation (standard deviation) in diastolic blood pressure.

i

Circadian variation (standard deviation) in heart rate.

j

Circadian variation (standard deviation) in mean arterial pressure.

k

Circadian variation (standard deviation) in pulse pressure.

l

Circadian variation (standard deviation) in double product.

m

Days with enhanced Schumann resonance signals (SR>0.697 pT).

n

Days with normal Schumann resonance signals (SR = <0.697 pT).

o

Standard deviation.