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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Oct 1.
Published in final edited form as: Sleep Health. 2017 Jul 17;3(5):328–335. doi: 10.1016/j.sleh.2017.06.005

Table 3.

Hierarchical Linear Regressions Showing the Contributions of Demographics, BMI, Medications, and Napping to the Prediction of Log Transformed Inflammatory Markers

Outcome: Actigraphy Diary

hsCRP IL-6 hsCRP IL-6
Step 1
 (Constant) .06 (.12) .23 (.07)* .08 (.12) .23 (.07)*
 Race (−.5=white, .5=black) .20 (.13) .00 (.08) .19 (.13) .01 (.08)
 Socioeconomic status −.01 (.01) −.01 (.00) −.01 (.01) −.01 (.003)
 Employment (0=no, 1=part-time and/or full-time) −.18 (.19) .02 (.11) −.19 (.19) .02 (.11)
 ln BMI (mean centered) 2.56 (.32)* .92 (.19)* 2.40 (.31)* .88 (.18)*
 Smoker (0=no, 1=yes) .25 (.15) .28 (.09)* .22 (.15) .28 (.09)*
 Sleep medications (0=no, 1=yes) .51 (.19)* .13 (.11) .49 (.19)* .13 (.11)
 Anti-inflammatory medications (0=no, 1=yes) .44 (.38) .37 (.23) .27 (.37) .35 (.21)
 Daysleeper (0=no, 1=yes) .12 (.29) .20 (.17) .10 (.30) .15 (.17)
 Nightshift worker (0=no, 1=yes) −.08 (.28) .11 (.17) −.03 (.30) .19 (.17)
Step 2 of separate models
 Proportion of days with at least 30 minutes napped −.23 (.27) .24 (.16) .24 (.22) .02 (.13)
 Average minutes napped −.01 (.02) .03 (.01) .03 (.02) .01 (.01)
Step 3 of separate models (interaction terms)
Proportion of days with at least 30 minutes napped
 X average sleep duration −.21 (.24) −.29 (.14)* −.12 (.17) −.06 (.10)
 X average sleep efficiency −.01 (.04) −.02 (.02) −.05 (.03) −.03 (.02)
 X sleep quality .21 (.46) −.40 (.27) −.23 (.35) −.02 (.20)
 X BMI 1.10 (1.31) .12 (.77) .72 (.98) −.66 (.56)
 X race −.04 (.53) .09 (.31) −.33 (.42) −.07 (.25)
Average minutes napped
 X average sleep duration −.02 (.02) −.04 (.01)* −.02 (.02) −.01 (.01)
 X average sleep efficiency −.003 (.003) −.004 (.002)* −.004 (.004) −.003 (.002)
 X sleep quality .00 (.04) −.05 (.02)* −.02 (.03) −.01 (.02)
 X BMI .09 (.12) −.05 (.07) .12 (.11) −.03 (.07)
 X race .02 (.05) .02 (.03) −.01 (.05) .001 (.03)

Note. BMI = body mass index; hsCRP = high sensitivity C-reactive protein; IL-6 = interleukin 6.

Values reflect unstandardized coefficient (standard error); Proportion of days napped and average minutes napped (by actigraphy and diary measures) were square root transformed prior to analysis; BMI, hsCRP, and IL-6 values were natural log transformed prior to analyses.

p ≤ .10.

*

p ≤ .05.