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Table 3.

Multiple regression models predicting sedentary time in patients with intermittent claudication.

Dependent variable	Independent variables	β (95%CI)	b	R²	p
Sedentary time, min⁻¹day^a	Sex, women=0; men=1	42.2 (15.6 to 68.9)	0.217	0.180	<0.001
	Body mass index, kg⁻¹.m²	2.5 (0.46 to 4.51)	0.154	0.059	0.013
	Peak walking time, seconds	−0.90 (−0.14 to −0.04)	−0.360	0.066	<0.001
	Walking economy, ml.kg⁻¹.min⁻¹	−8.8 (−14.4 to 3.1)	−0.187	0.142	0.004

β (95%CI) – Regression coefficient (95% confidence interval); b – standardized coefficients.

F=8.38; p=<0.001; r=.35; r²=0.12; SEE=96.9 min⁻¹day.