Table 5. Risk reclassification improvement among women^a; anthropometric measures and risk of death from cardiovascular disease.

Anthropometric measures	IDI (‰)	P	NRI 1b (‰)	P	NRI 2c (‰)	P	NRI 3d (‰)	P
Model A e
Body mass index	0.94	0.07	0.28	0.95	−8.41	0.23	−6.63	0.43
Waist circumference	4.12	<0.001	2.73	0.67	8.42	0.37	15.00	0.19
Hip circumference	1.12	0.03	−0.98	0.81	−7.35	0.28	−7.38	0.35
Waist-to-hip ratio	5.01	<0.001	2.15	0.77	26.76	0.009	32.21	0.01
Waist-to-height ratio	4.36	<0.001	−4.39	0.51	10.77	0.26	9.10	0.43
Model B f
Body mass index	0.84	0.15	−3.27	0.42	5.90	0.35	5.36	0.48
Waist circumference	3.46	0.002	7.09	0.26	30.25	0.001	43.01	<0.001
Hip circumference	1.11	0.07	−2.80	0.53	6.36	0.34	6.98	0.38
Waist-to-hip ratio	3.90	0.002	−3.95	0.49	33.30	<0.001	36.08	<0.001
Waist-to-height ratio	3.65	0.001	4.37	0.47	25.41	0.006	35.50	0.001

Abbreviations: IDI = integrated discrimination improvement, NRI = net reclassification improvement.

^aParticipants with body mass index <18.5 kg/m² were excluded from the analysis.

^bNRI when adding a given anthropometric measure to a prediction model using two risk categories (<5%, ≥5%).

^cThree risk categories (<1%, 1–9%, ≥10%).

^dFour risk categories (<1%, 1–4%, 5–9%, ≥10%).

^eVariable included in model: Age.

^fVariables included in model: Age, smoking status, systolic blood pressure, and total cholesterol.