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. 2015 Apr 30;10(7):597–606. doi: 10.1080/15592294.2015.1045181

Table 3.

Adjusted regression coefficients and standard errors for the association between total maternal physical activity and birthweight within strata of maternal race, infant sex and maternal body size: Newborn Epigenetic Study

Total non-sedentary time
 
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Quartile 2
Quartile 3
Quartile 4
 
β coefficient, Standard Error, p-value
Maternal race a p trend
Blacks (N = 510) Reference −62.75, 58.50, 0.28 −46.72, 63.50, 0.46 −79.58, 66.79, 0.23 0.4098
Whites (N = 364) Reference −86.40, 83.65, 0.30 −76.66, 77.40, 0.32 −106.58, 76.17, 0.16 0.3781
Hispanics (N = 270) Reference 45.05, 80.29, 0.58 −41.95, 80.01, 0.60 −59.13, 79.13, 0.46 0.5505
Infant sex b
Male Infants (N = 602) Reference −53.18, 57.74, 0.36 −96.60, 56.98, 0.09 −125.40, 58.10, 0.03 0.4737
Female Infants (N = 542) Reference −21.26, 57.70, 0.71 −6.13, 60.31, 0.92 −31.28, 60.20, 0.60 0.8334
Maternal body mass index b
18.5–24.99 kg/m2 (N = 415) Reference −75.23, 69.05, 0.28 −105.91, 67.43, 0.12 −112.55, 68.71, 0.10 0.3124
25–29.99 kg/m2 (N = 301) Reference −62.67, 75.85, 0.41 −104.62, 80.52, 0.19 −25.47, 85.03, 0.76 0.2735
≥30 kg/m2 \(N = 374) Reference −31.06, 73.90, 0.67 74.11, 75.86, 0.33 −58.55, 75.24, 0.44 0.8663
a

Adjusted for birth.

b

Adjusted for maternal race/ethnicity and preterm birth.