Table 3.

Odds ratios of adiponectin levels according to quartiles of peak oxygen uptake

Quartiles of peak oxygen uptake (mL/kg/min)
	Q1	Q2	Q3	Q4
Men
Number of subjects	47	47	47	47
Mean + SD	26.5 ± 3.7	32.9 ± 1.5	37.8 ± 1.6	45.4 ± 4.2
Model 1	1	1.000 (0.441–2.266)	1.409 (0.625–3.177)	2.382 (1.039–5.462)
Model 2	1	1.119 (0.485–2.582)	1.730 (0.731–4.093)	3.155 (1.268–7.849)
Model 3	1	1.127 (0.483–2.628)	1.516 (0.613–3.753)	2.748 (1.047–7.213)
Model 4	1	1.123 (0.481–2.624)	1.600 (0.642–3.989)	2.822 (1.072–7.430)
Model 5	1	0.884 (0.367–2.131)	1.239 (0.481–3.191)	2.055 (0.746–5.661)
Women
Number of subjects	85	85	85	85
Mean ± SD	22.3 ± 2.3	26.9 ± 1.0	30.9 ± 1.4	37.3 ± 3.6
Model 1	1	1.343 (0.725–2.485)	2.488 (1.342–4.616)	2.745 (1.475–5.107)
Model 2	1	1.514 (0.808–2.838)	3.125 (1.633–5.979)	4.161 (2.068–8.374)
Model 3	1	1.429 (0.757–2.696)	2.886 (1.491–5.586)	3.481 (1.653–7.327)
Model 4	1	1.452 (0.768–2.748)	2.892 (1.492–5.605)	3.571 (1.691–7.542)
Model 5	1	1.104 (0.564–2.163)	2.100 (1.048–4.209)	2.068 (0.932–4.590)

Data were analyzed by multiple logistic regression analysis

Model 1 not adjusted

Model 2 adjusted for age

Model 3 adjusted for age, cigarette smoking habit and physical activity

Model 4 adjusted for age, cigarette smoking habit, physical activity and energy intake

Model 5 adjusted for age, cigarette smoking habit, physical activity, energy intake and BMI

Bold value indicates that the 95 % confidence interval does not cross 1