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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2012 Jan 9.
Published in final edited form as: Stat Med. 2010 Oct 20;29(29):3017–3029. doi: 10.1002/sim.4076

Table 1.

Descriptive statistics for the 1,436 subjects from the Long Island Breast Cancer Study Project included in this analysis.

Continuous variables Mean Variance Categorical variables n %a
Time of follow-up interview 4.95 1.65 ER-positive tumor
Age at diagnosis 58.79 159.73 No 252 26.44
BMI 1 year before diagnosis 26.57 32.03 Yes 404 41.35
Missing 483
Categorical variables n %a PR-positive tumor
Weight change at baseline No 340 58.65
>5% loss 197 25.99 Yes 609 41.35
maintain within 5% 458 60.42 Missing 487
5–10% gain 72 9.50 Tumor size > 2cm
>10% gain 31 4.09 No 749 76.20
Missing 678 Yes 234 23.80
Weight change 1-year after diagnosis Missing 453
>5% loss 168 23.11 Menopausal Status
maintain within 5% 400 55.02 Premenopausal 462 32.17
5–10% gain 95 13.07 Postmenopausal 974 67.83
>10% gain 64 8.80 Income (per year)
Missing 709 <$20,000 174 12.12
Weight change at follow-up interview $20,000–49,999 560 39.00
>5% loss 200 21.21 $50,000–89,999 427 29.74
maintain within 5% 414 43.90 >$90,000 275 19.15
5–10% gain 161 17.07 Education
>10% gain 168 17.82 No college 688 47.91
Missing 493 Some college 342 23.82
Chemotherapy treatment College graduate 186 12.95
No 573 58.65 Post-college 220 15.32
Yes 404 41.35
Missing 459
a

Percent among observed data.