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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Oct 1.
Published in final edited form as: Brain Imaging Behav. 2019 Oct;13(5):1444–1452. doi: 10.1007/s11682-018-9958-1

Table 3.

Statistical results for the prediction of hippocampal volume.

Model
Fornix
Age
Age x Fornix
Group IVs DTI DV df F/t p F/t p F p
All L Crus, age x L Crus FA L hVol 1, 319 0.013 0.909 5.66 0.018 1.26 0.262
All R Crus, age x R Crus FA R hVol 1, 319 0.966 0.326 9.45 0.002 3.46 0.064
All R Crus, age x R Crus MD R hVol 1, 319 1.22 0.270 1.78 0.183 5.22 0.023
All Body, age x body MD hVol 1, 319 0.275 0.601 1.13 0.289 5.19 0.023

All L Crus, age x L Crus MD L hVol 1, 319 1.59 0.208 2.58 0.109 7.4* 0.007
Young L Crus MD L hVol 106 −0.641 0.523 −0.963 0.338 - -
Middle L Crus MD L hVol 107 -1.91 0.059 −1.22 0.226 - -
Old L Crus MD L hVol 108 3.87 <.001 −1.45 0.150 - -

All Body, age x body FA hVol 1, 319 0.56 0.455 17.8 <.001 9.1* 0.003
Young Body FA hVol 106 1.44 0.152 −0.328 0.744 - -
Middle Body FA hVol 107 2.61 0.011 −1.73 0.087 - -
Old Body FA hVol 108 3.26 0.002 −1.45 0.151 - -

Note. All models included age, sex, ICV, and motion parameters as independent variables in addition to the ones listed. Models with all age groups have F statistics listed whereas models for specific age groups have t statistics listed. Bold-ed = p<.05.

*

= p<.05 corrected for multiple correction.

IVs = independent variables. FA = fractional anisotropy. MD = mean diffusivity. hVol = hippocampal volume. L = left. R = right.