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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Mar 22.
Published in final edited form as: Med Sci Sports Exerc. 2011 Aug;43(8):1513–1522. doi: 10.1249/MSS.0b013e31820c9797

TABLE 2.

Preassessment and postassessment prevalence of the IDF-defined Met-S (n = 3859).a

Control (n= 1907)
Intervention (n= 1953)
Prevalence of Met-S
at Sixth Grade
Prevalence of Met-S
at Eighth Grade
Prevalence of Met-S
at Sixth Grade
Prevalence of Met-S
at Eighth Grade
n Pct n Pct n Pct n Pct P
Overall 99   5.2 110   5.8 111   5.7 99   5.1 0.3443
  Male All 44   4.8 73   8.0 49   5.3 68   7.3 0.5124
Hispanic 33   6.0 53   9.7 35   6.5 55 10.2 0.8857
Black 1   0.7 4   2.9 3   1.5 5   2.5 0.7647
White 10   4.5 16   7.1 11   5.7 8   4.1 N/A
  Female All 55   5.5 37   3.7 62   6.1 31   3.0 N/A
Hispanic 36   6.2 25   4.3 45   7.2 23   3.7 N/A
Black 6   3.4 4   2.3 6   2.6 3   1.3 N/A
White 13   5.4 8   3.3 11   6.6 5   3.0 N/A
BMI <85th percentile 0   0 1   0.1 0   0 0   0 N/A
  Male All 0   0 0   0 0   0 0   0 N/A
Hispanic 0   0 0   0 0   0 0   0 N/A
Black 0   0 0   0 0   0 0   0 N/A
White 0   0 0   0 0   0 0   0 N/A
  Female All 0   0 1   0.2 0   0 0   0 N/A
Hispanic 0   0 0   0 0   0 0   0 N/A
Black 0   0 0   0 0   0 0   0 N/A
White 0   0 1   0.7 0   0 0   0 N/A
BMI ≥85th percentile 99 10.4 109 11.5 111 11.3 99 10.1 0.3340
  Male All 44   9.1 73 15.1 49 10.0 68 13.9 0.5104
Hispanic 33 10.9 53 17.4 35 11.0 55 17.4 0.9289
Black 1   1.4 4   5.4 3   3.6 5   6.0 0.8174
White 10   9.4 16 15.1 11 12.4 8   9.0 N/A
  Female All 55 11.8 36   7.7 62 12.6 31   6.3 N/A
Hispanic 36 12.7 25   8.8 45 14.8 23   7.6 N/A
Black 6   6.6 4   4.4 6   5.1 3   2.5 N/A
White 13 14.0 7   7.5 11 15.3 5   6.9 N/A
a

P values represent comparisons between intervention and control groups with the model adjusted for baseline values, family history of diabetes, year 8 Tanner stage, and parental education.

N/A, not applicable.