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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 May 1.
Published in final edited form as: Psychosom Med. 2015 May;77(4):383–391. doi: 10.1097/PSY.0000000000000176

Table 3.

Partial Correlations between Sleep Duration and Metabolic Risk Factors

Sleep diary-measuredtotal sleep time Actigraphy-measured total sleep time

r P r p
All participants
Triglycerides −.35 .002 −.30 .009
Cholesterol −.28 .017 −.20 .09
VLDL cholesterol −.36 .002 −.31 .007
LDL cholesterol −.18 .12 −.23 .049
HDL cholesterol −.02 .88 .27 .022
HDL: cholesterol ratio −.17 .14 −.37 .001
Truncal fat percentage −.31 .007 −.44 <.001
PTSD group
Triglycerides −.40 .011 −.41 .007
Cholesterol −.17 .28 −.17 .30
VLDL cholesterol −.40 .010 −.42 .006
LDL cholesterol −.04 .79 −.19 .23
HDL cholesterol .02 .91 .40 .009
HDL: cholesterol ratio −.09 .60 −.40 .009
Truncal fat percentage −.24 .13 −.42 .006
Control group
Triglycerides .06 .74 .05 .77
Cholesterol −.14 .43 −.13 .48
VLDL cholesterol .05 .76 .05 .78
LDL cholesterol −.21 .24 −.23 .19
HDL cholesterol .04 .85 .11 .53
HDL: cholesterol ratio −.14 .42 −.22 .22
Truncal fat percentage −.44 .009 −.48 .004

Note. Partial correlations controlled for body fat percentage. VLDL = very low density lipoprotein. LDL = low density lipoprotein. HDL = high density lipoprotein.