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. 2015 Mar 11;18(16):2998–3012. doi: 10.1017/S1368980015000415

Table 6.

Odds ratios and 95 % confidence intervals for high %BF from the adjusted logistic regression analyses in 18-year-old men and women, Johannesburg–Soweto, South Africa, Birth to Twenty Plus (Bt20+) cohort

Step 1 Step 2
n Adjusted OR 95 % CI Adjusted OR 95 % CI
Men (n 290)
Intrinsic factors
Height 290 1·03 0·97, 1·09 1·02 0·96, 1·08
Population group (black African§) 249
White 18
Mixed ancestry 23 5·13*** 2·02, 13·0 3·49* 1·29, 9·43
Household socio-economic factors
Household wealth index (3rd tertile (high)§) 90
1st tertile 96 0·28* 0·10, 0·78
2nd tertile 104 0·52 0·22, 1·21
Cox/Snell and Nagelkerke R 2 estimates 0·043, 0·080 0·065, 0·121
Deviance 200·6 194·2
Women (n 692)
Intrinsic factors
Height 692 0·96** 0·93, 0·99 0·96** 0·93, 0·99
Age of entry into menarche (<13 years§) 309
≥13 years 383 0·64** 0·45, 0·89 0·65** 0·46, 0·92
Neighbourhood socio-economic factors
Neighbourhood social support index (3rd tertile (favourable)§) 213
1st tertile 259 1·20 0·79, 1·84
2nd tertile 220 1·59* 1·03, 2·44
Cox/Snell and Nagelkerke R 2 estimates 0·024, 0·035 0·031, 0·044
Deviance 799·70 795·03

%BF, percentage body fat.

(*) P<0·10, *P<0·05, **P<0·01, ***P<0·001.

High %BF was defined as fat mass ≥85·01th percentile( 49 ).

OR adjusted by logistic regression.

§

Reference category.