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. 2015 Jun 13;44(3):1018–1026. doi: 10.1093/ije/dyv106

Table 1.

Characteristics of SBP, DBP and BMI (mean, 95% CI) for the 1946 and 1958 cohorts estimates using joint multivariate models

	1946 cohort (n = 4787)		1958 cohort (n = 16 820)
Males	Mean	95% CI	Mean	95% CI
SBP at 45 y (mmHg)	126.8	(126.1, 127.6)	126.8	(126.4, 127.2)
DBP at 45 y (mmHg)^*	83.8	(83.2, 84.4)	80.5	(80.3, 80.8)
Child slope^a (7_20 y)	0.0120	(0.0118, 0.0122)	0.0121	(0.0120, 0.0122)
Adult slope^a ( ≥ 20 y)^*	0.0025	(0.0024, 0.0026)	0.0038	(0.0037, 0.0039)
Waist at 45 y (cm)^*	93.2	(92.7, 93.7)	98.4	(98.1, 98.7)
Females
SBP at 45 y (mmHg)	123.5	(122.6, 124.3)	120.7	(120.3, 121.0)
DBP at 45 y (mmHg)	79.3	(78.7, 79.9)	76.1	(75.9, 76.4)
Child slope^a (7-16y)^*	0.0154	(0.0151, 0.0156)	0.0142	(0.0140, 0.0143)
Adult slope^a (16-34 y)^*	0.0018	(0.0016, 0.0019)	0.0038	(0.0037, 0.0039)
Adult slope^a≥ 34 y	0.0038	(0.0036, 0.0039)	0.0038	(0.0037, 0.0039)
Waist at 45 y (cm)^*	79.7	(79.2, 80.3)	85.5	(85.1, 85.9)

^aSlope for $log B M I$ .

*P < 0.05 for the test of difference in characteristics of BP and BMI between cohorts.