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. 2019 May 21;40(13):3832–3842. doi: 10.1002/hbm.24634

Table 4.

Multiple linear regression for the association between BMs and each of the cognitive domains, stratified by age group, adjusted for age, sex, education, ICV, and then additionally for general cognition (a)

BMs Speed B, β, p Executive B, β, p Episodic memory B, β, p
Young
R 2 = .256 R 2 = .385 R 2 = .314
Age .009 .066 .678 .039 .342 .019 a .031 .227 .146
Education .066 .176 .178 .083 .280 .018 a .021 .059 .639
Sex .566 .381 .059 .242 .202 .259 .471 .328 .093
ICV 3.091 .057 .823 −6.363 −.148 .518 1.266 .239 .330
Cortical thickness .124 .019 .889 .005 .001 .993 .398 .063 .635
Entorhinal thickness .214 .124 .371 .339 .244 .052 .277 .167 .216
Parahippocampal thickness .008 .003 .983 .091 .041 .723 .195 .073 .559
Hippocampal volume −4.456 −.026 .864 .000 .152 .260 −.001 −.374 .013
Striatal volume .000 .324 .086 .000 .314 .064 .000 .098 .585
DN 1.797 .128 .373 1.907 .168 .194 3.079 .227 .106
FPCN −.057 −.004 .978 −.774 −.067 .567 1.354 .089 .487
FA 7.872 .218 .107 8.550 .304 .014 a 4.944 .142 .276
WMH burden −.098 −.131 .354 −.085 −.143 .247 −.261 −.357 .010 a
Middle
R 2 = .143 R 2 = .247 R 2 = .160
Age −.041 −.265 .163 −.034 −.266 .125 −.050 −.296 .118
Education −.022 −.061 .683 −.001 −.002 .986 .019 .049 .741
Sex .478 .280 .116 .188 .130 .417 .224 .119 .494
ICV 1.956 .316 .197 3.080 .584 .011 a 4.280 .063 .794
Cortical thickness −1.295 −.132 .441 .259 .031 .841 −.819 −.076 .654
Entorhinal thickness .039 .016 .920 .138 .068 .650 .496 .188 .246
Parahippocampal thickness .295 .089 .543 .303 .107 .430 .248 .068 .638
Hippocampal volume .000 .104 .593 .000 −.078 .664 7.029 .033 .863
Striatal volume .000 −.115 .566 .000 −.306 .104 .000 −.178 .371
DN −.574 −.021 .892 .648 .028 .844 2.200 .072 .634
FPCN −1.033 −.054 .734 −.215 −.013 .927 −3.601 −.170 .278
FA 8.304 .182 .220 6.608 .173 .210 8.560 .171 .246
WMH burden −.066 −.076 .655 .102 .139 .381 −.079 −.083 .622
Old
R 2 = .306 R 2 = .211 R 2 = .154
Age −.018 −.124 .259 −.018 −.192 .101 −.052 −.275 .029 a
Education .054 .186 .079 .045 .237 .036 a .018 .048 .684
Sex −.029 −.019 .875 .055 .057 .663 −.343 −.179 .190
ICV 9.405 .230 .070 6.835 .257 .057 −2.032 −.039 .780
Cortical thickness .232 .035 .767 −.074 −.017 .891 1.049 .122 .358
Entorhinal thickness .467 .237 .035 a .171 .134 .259 .249 .099 .422
Parahippocampal thickness −.159 −.057 .616 −.231 −.128 .292 .396 .112 .380
Hippocampal volume .000 −.272 .054 −9.989 −.097 .513 −2.652 −.013 .933
Striatal volume .000 .189 .204 2.789 .031 .845 .000 −.123 .462
DN −.991 −.049 .623 1.550 .118 .268 −3.290 −.128 .253
FPCN .165 .008 .931 .242 .019 .854 −1.997 −.080 .465
FA 5.257 .143 .166 −.887 −.037 .734 −2.406 −.051 .656
WMH burden −.309 −.374 .001 a −.166 −.309 .011 a −.047 −.043 .738

Abbreviations: BM, brain biomarker; DN, default‐mode network; FA, fractional anisotropy; FPCN, fronto‐parietal control network; WMH, white matter hyperintensity.

a

These associations did not survive after controlling also for general cognition.