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. 2010 Sep 8;92(5):1172–1180. doi: 10.3945/ajcn.2010.29367

TABLE 3.

Random-effects models of urinary sodium excretion (mg/24 h) as a function of study year and study participant characteristics1

Univariate model P value Multivariate model2 P value
Study year (10-y increments) 146 (−44, 337) 0.13 154 (−140, 448) 0.29
Mean age of study participants ≥50 y −61 (−495, 372) 0.78 248 (−239, 736) 0.30
Male sex3 879 (132, 1626) 0.02 1281 (89, 2473) 0.04
Black or African American race4 −415 (−1223, 393) 0.30 234 (−781, 1250) 0.63
1

All values are coefficients; 95% CIs in parentheses.

2

Covariates were study year, mean age of study participants (< or ≥50 y), sex (percentage of study participants who are men), and race (percentage of study participants who are black or African American).

3

Percentage of men (continuous variable; 1-unit increase in coefficient = 100%).

4

Percentage of blacks or African Americans (continuous variable; 1-unit increase in coefficient = 100%).