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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Jan 1.
Published in final edited form as: Health Place. 2014 Nov 14;0:24–30. doi: 10.1016/j.healthplace.2014.10.011

Table 3.

Results from the random part of the multilevel logistic regression analysis of the 512,061 individuals included in the study with diabetes mellitus as outcome.

Variance ICCa
Walkability
Empty Model 0.147 (0.119; 0.184) 4.3%
Model A 0.133 (0.104; 0.169) 3.9%
Model B 0.044 (0.030; 0.064) 1.3%
Model C 0.016 (0.006; 0.028) 0.5%
Residential density
Model A 0.119 (0.093; 0.152) 3.5%
Model B 0.044 (0.028; 0.060) 1.3%
Model C 0.014 (0.006; 0.026) 0.4%
Street connectivity
Model A 0.141 (0.113; 0.178) 4.1%
Model B 0.049 (0.031; 0.067) 1.5%
Model C 0.018 (0.009; 0.029) 0.5%
Land use mix
Model A 0.133 (0.105; 0.169) 3.9%
Model B 0.041 (0.025; 0.057) 1.2%
Model C 0.013 (0.006; 0.025) 0.4%
a

Intraclass correlation

Model A includes neighborhood walkability, Model B includes + neighborhood deprivation, and Model C includes + neighborhood deprivation, gender, income, education and birth year.