Hanjabam Barun Sharma, Jyotsna Kailashiya, Gender Difference in Aerobic Capacity and the Contribution by Body Composition and Haemoglobin Concentration: A Study in Young Indian National Hockey Players. (Published in Journal of Cilinical and Diagnostic Research. 2016 Nov: 10(11)): CC09-CC13
In this article, typographical error was present in table/figure 3 and in last line of paragraph 3 of the Result section.
Results
From [Table/Fig-3], it becomes clear that equation (c) had the highest aR2 (adjusted R2) of 76% with both its IVs having significant β-weights. Out of BF, BMI & Hb, only BMI contributed a statistically significant unique variance of 3.66% out of the total variance in VO2max/LBM, over & beyond that explained by gender. This was followed by Hb (2.6%) & BF (1.4%), though statistically insignificant [Table/Fig-3b,c,d].
[Table/Fig-3]:
Regression equations for predicting VO2max per LBM (ml/kg/min).
| Sl. No. | regression equations (Durbin-Watson statistics) | R2(aR2) % | Semi-Partial correlation R2(%) for significant predictors | R2 Change (%) | F-value (df) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| (a) | VO2max/LBM=67.59-8.23(G#). (2.11) | 73.96(73.10) | G#(73.96)** | − | 79.78** (1,28) |
| (b) | VO2max/LBM=70.29-6.9(G#)-.16(BF). (2.10) | 75.52(73.7) | G#(22.28)**,BF(1.44) | 1.4 {from (a)} | 41.53** (2,27) |
| (c) | VO2max/LBM=81.7-6.25(G#)-.73(BMI). (2.25) | 77.62(76) | G#(19.62)**,BMI(3.66)* | 3.66* {from (a)} | 46.97** (2,27) |
| (d) | VO2max/LBM=58.04-7.41(G#)+.6(Hb). (2.26) | 76.56(74.9) | G#(46.79)**,Hb(2.62) | 2.6 {from (a)} | 44.26** (2,27) |
| (e) | VO2max/LBM=74.1-6.56(G#)-.62(BMI)+.05(BF)+.29(Hb). (2.29) | 77.97(74.4) | G#(16.03)**,BMI(1.3), BF(.06),Hb(.25) | 4.01 {from (a)} | 22.07** (4,25) |
| 16.03** {from (f)} | |||||
| (f) | VO2max/LBM=109.64-1.48(BMI)-.32(BF)-.56(Hb). (1.69) | 61.94(57.6) | BMI(8.82)*,BF(3.84), Hb(1.10) | − | 14.14** (3,26) |
*Significant: p–value<0.05;**Highly Significant: p–value<0.01. G(Gender)=0 for male & 1 for female. ^aR2: Adjusted R2. Hierarchical Multiple Regression Analysis.
