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. 2014 May 5;2014:987303. doi: 10.1155/2014/987303

Table 5.

The significant correlations in the multiple regression analysis between oxidative-antioxidative status and clinical and biochemical parameters in the model B, including HbA1c, G0′, and G120′.

  B Beta P r R 2
TBARS and HbA1c 
All subjects		 −2.4365 0.4511 0.0225 0.5422 0.4118
TBARS and HbA1c 
Females		 −2.6736 0.5289 0.0479 0.6294 0.4893
TBARS and HbA1c 
AH = 1		 −2.4637 0.4848 0.0369 0.4812 0.3533
TBARS and G0′ 
AH = 1		 −2.4637 0.01756 0.0255 0.4844 0.3533
TBARS and G0′ 
All subjects		 −2.4365 0.01504 0.0317 0.4959 0.4118
SOD-1 and G0′ 
Females		 2473.4391 −15.0145 0.0293 −0.4508 0.2075
TAS and G0′ 
Females		 1.8850 −0.01307 0.0159 −0.4636 0.2567
TAS and G0′ 
AH = 0		 3.5926 −0.04342 0.0184 −0.7862 0.8063

AH = 0: no arterial hypertension, AH = 1: with arterial hypertension, G0′: fasting glycemia, HbA1c: glycated hemoglobin, SOD-1: Cu-, Zn-superoxide dismutase, TAS: total antioxidant status, and TBARS: thiobarbituric acid-reacting substances.