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. 2014 Oct 4;11:48. doi: 10.1186/1743-7075-11-48

Table 3.

Association between the differences in total energy expenditure (TEE) between smokers and non smokers according to smoking intensity and sex

Men (n = 104) Women (n = 132) All (n = 236)
Adjustment* Smoking β SE P β SE P β SE P
None Low 90 134 0.503 24 125 0.851 57 89 0.522
High 356 163 0.031* 172 131 0.191 281 103 0.007*
Sites Low 83 121 0.492 −56 126 0.660 1 88 0.987
High 299 151 0.052 114 135 0.402 157 105 0.134
Sites, age Low 82 122 0.504 −48 125 0.696 −2.8 87 0.974
High 296 153 0.057 115 130 0.392 148 103 0.156
Sites, age, weight Low 163 108 0.134 86 105 0.417 121 75 0.107
High 327 134 0.017* 236 112 0.039* 260 88 0.003*
Sites, age, fat-free mass Low 132 94 0.163 22 76 0.774 73 60 0.226
High 290 118 0.016* −5 82 0.949 155 71 0.031*
Sites, age, weight, alcohol, occupation, PA Low 132 108 0.228 31 106 0.774 80 74 0.282
High 298 146 0.045* 162 117 0.170 215 93 0.022*
Sites, age, fat-free mass, alcohol, occupation, PA Low 94 94 0.316 −21 78 0.788 37 60 0.544
High 245 127 0.058 −76 87 0.380 105 76 0.170

*The model "All" is adjusted for sex in addition to the other covariates.

β: regression coefficient; SE: standard error: PA: physical activity.