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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Apr 1.
Published in final edited form as: Chemosphere. 2016 Feb 6;149:190–201. doi: 10.1016/j.chemosphere.2015.12.056

Table 5.

Multiple regressions for menstrual cycle length computed against potential confounders (Model 1) and also against the contaminant principal component (PC) analysis scores (Model 2). The regression coefficient (B) is the coefficient of the slope for predictor variables. The PC scores used in Model 2 are generated from organohalogens and elements detectable in ≥70% of the sample population. *Regression coefficient slope B and model are significant (p<0.05).

Menstrual Cycle Length
Regression Coefficient (B) t-statistic p-value1
 Model 1 Mean Raw1 (95% C.I.) Standardized
Constant 33.46 (27.40—41.58) 9.988 0.001*
Age (y) −0.21 (−0.37—0.08) −0.493 −2.678 0.011*
Alcohol (Y/N) −0.38 (−3.37—2.10) −0.066 −0.341 0.766
Caffeine (Y/N) 1.28 (−1.82—5.38) 0.186 1.052 0.424
Model 1 significance: F = 3.045, p = 0.046*; r2 = 0.253
Model 2
Constant −32.56 (−219.93—247.94) 10.861 0.773
Age (y) −0.25 (−0.40—0.04) −0.594 −3.317 0.023*
Alcohol (Y/N) −0.28 (−2.15—2.01) −0.049 −0.326 0.788
Caffeine (Y/N) 2.98 (−0.08—5.69) 0.443 2.751 0.073
PC-1 1.01 (−0.22—2.09) 0.364 2.508 0.073
PC-2 0.17 (−0.75—1.26) 0.062 0.500 0.728
PC-3 −1.37 (−2.39—0.58) −0.496 −3.602 0.011*
PC-4 −0.36 (−1.40—0.61) −0.129 −0.878 0.421
PC-5 0.37 (−0.89—1.27) 0.134 1.038 0.512
PC-6 0.83 (−0.10—1.69) 0.300 2.073 0.086
Model 2 improvement over Model 1: F ratio change = 4.749; p = 0.003*; r2 = 0.683.
1

results from Bootstrap procedure, n=1000 samples.