Table 2. Association between baseline characteristics and VWF:Ag levels.

	Baseline VWF:Ag levels		Absolute VWF:Ag increase
	Beta-coefficient [95% CI]	P-value	Beta-coefficient [95% CI]	P-value
Age	0.01 [–0.004; 0.02]	0.18	–0.03 [–0.06;0.01]	0.14
Male sex	–0.02 [–0.14;0.10]	0.73	0.79 [0.54;1.04]	< 0.0001
Systolic blood pressure	0.001 [–0.01;0.01]	0.93	0.02 [0.003;0.03]	0.02
Diastolic blood pressure	–0.004 [–0.11;0.002]	0.21	0.02 [0.001;0.03]	0.04
BMI	–0.002 [–0.03;0.02]	0.90	0.02 [–0.05;0.08]	0.60
Alcohol consumption	–0.10 [–0.26;0.05]	0.18	–0.36 [–0.74;0.01]	0.06
Blood group non-O	0.28 [0.17;0.39]	< 0.0001	–0.10 [–0.39;0.19]	0.48
Oral contraceptives	–0.04 [–0.21;0.14]	0.67	–0.23 [–0.59;0.14]	0.22

Univariate linear regression analysis, beta-coefficient represents the increase of lnVWF:Ag levels with 95% confidence interval per unit increase of the selected variable.