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. 2016 Jun 3;11(6):e0156423. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0156423

Table 1. Baseline characteristics of study subjects stratified by the interquartile range of residual GFR.

Variables Total residual GFR (mL/min per 1.73m2)a F/χ2 P b
Q1 (0–0.36) Q2 (0.36–1.68) Q3 (1.68–2.99) Q4 (2.99–12.32)
age 44.52±13.19 45.17±14.64 41.53±11.34 45.39±12.29 45.95±14.20 0.89 0.450
sex 0.15 0.695
male 75(48.39%) 23(30.67%) 16(21.33%) 14(18.67%) 22(29.33%)
female 80(51.61%) 16(20.00%) 22(27.50%) 25(31.25%) 17(21.25%)
occupation 0.92 0.632
high strength work 36(25.17%) 9(25.00%) 10(27.78%) 12(33.33%) 5(13.89%)
moderate intensity work 46(32.17%) 10(21.74%) 15(32.61%) 9(19.57%) 12(26.09%)
light physical activity 61(42.66%) 18(29.51%) 9(14.75%) 14(22.95%) 20 (32.79%)
education 0.71 0.702
primary school or below 37(24.50%) 12(32.43%) 7(18.92%) 10(27.03%) 8(21.62%)
junior or high school 87(57.62%) 19(21.84%) 24(27.59%) 22(25.29%) 22(25.29%)
college or above 27(17.88%) 7(25.93%) 6(22.22%) 5(18.52%) 9(33.33%)
hypertension or diabetes 2.86 0.091
no 100(64.52%) 28(28.00%) 29(29.00%) 19(19.00%) 24(24.00%)
yes 55(35.48%) 11(20.00%) 9(16.36%) 20(36.36%) 15(27.28%)

a classified into four groups based on quartiles of residual GFR.

b Comparisons were made by one-way ANOVA or Kruskal-Wallis H test for continuous variables while Cochran-Mantel-Haenszel χ2test for categorical variables.