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. 2017 Dec;17(4):327–333.

Table 3.

Adjusted relationship between sleep quality and grip strength (newton)a.

Sleep quality trend pb
Poor Normal Good
Men
n. 1090 3409 1752
Model 1c 40.1 (39.7-40.6) 41.3 (41.0-41.5)* 42.1 (41.7-42.4)*, <0.001
Model 2d 40.1 (39.6-40.5) 41.2 (40.9-41.4)* 42.4 (42.0-42.7)*, <0.001
Women
n. 755 2100 1019
Model 1c 25.3 (25.0-25.6) 25.6 (25.4-25.7) 25.7 (25.4-26.0) 0.030
Model 2d 25.2 (24.9-25.5) 25.5 (25.3-25.7) 25.9 (25.6-26.1)* 0.001
a

Variables are expressed as estimated geometrics means (95% CI).

b

Obtained using ANCOVA.

c

Adjusted for body mass index and race.

d

Further adjusted for grade, physical activity, living status, smoking and drinking habits, breakfast, depressive symptoms and Hypnotic drug.

*

Significantly different to poor sleep quality, p<0.05 (Bonferroni-corrected).

Significantly different to normal sleep quality, p<0.05 (Bonferroni-corrected).