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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 May 23.
Published in final edited form as: Heart Lung. 2013 May 29;42(4):235–240. doi: 10.1016/j.hrtlng.2013.04.005

Table 3.

Contributions of demographic and clinical variables to sedentary time and different levels of physical activity based on multiple regression analysis in people with COPD (n = 224).

R2 Unstandardized beta df F p
A) Dependent variable was mean activity intensity (log mean activity intensitya)
Overall model 33.3 9, 22 10.49 0.00001
Age −0.03 0.0001
Race 0.16 0.08
Marital status −0.06 0.39
Income level −0.03 0.62
Working status −0.21 0.12
Self-reported health −0.43 0.001
Body mass index −0.01 0.03
Shortness of breath −0.17 0.08
Number of comorbidity −0.05 0.89
B) Dependent variable was sedentary time (minutes/day)
Overall model 21.7 7, 24 10.06 0.00001
Age 3.05 0.08
Race −77.95 0.01
Marital status 12.37 0.52
Income level 30.71 0.11
Level of education 45.04 0.01
Working status 101.65 0.001
Shortness of breath 74.48 0.003
C) Dependent variable was time spent in light physical activity (minutes/day)
Overall model 29.4 9, 22 5.63 0.001
Age −2.14 0.01
Gender 38.76 0.002
Race 10.73 0.45
Marital status −16.67 0.19
Working status −31.74 0.23
Self-reported health −71.15 0.001
Body mass index −2.19 0.04
Shortness of breath −10.40 0.60
Number of comorbidity −4.82 0.20
D) Dependent variable was time spent in moderate to vigorous physical activity (log minutes/day)
Overall model 30.5 9, 22 20.32 0.0001
Age −0.06 0.0001
Gender −0.32 0.03
Marital −0.14 0.77
Level of education 0.13 0.38
Working status −0.28 0.34
Self-reported health −0.73 0.001
Shortness of breath −0.42 0.05
Number of comorbidity 0.01 0.93
a

Mean activity intensity means mean total counts/total wear time (minute).