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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Jun 1.
Published in final edited form as: Transl J Am Coll Sports Med. 2019 Jun;4(11):74–83.

Table 2.

Descriptive Statistics for Unadjusted Dependent Variable Data

Variable TOTAL (n= 62) CONTROL (n= 21) LO-INT (n=22) HI-INT (n=19)
BL FU2 BL FU2 BL FU2 BL FU2
SUB BMC (g) 1225.9 (216.5) 1573.2 (248.1) 1261.9 (215.8) 1591.7 (240.2) 1184.1 (248.8) 1543.6 (288.0) 1234.4 (176.5) 1587.0 (214.7)
radUD BMD (g/cm2) 0.331 (0.046) 0.364 (0.049) 0.324 (0.040) 0.360 (0.050) 0.324 (0.048) 0.362 (0.047) 0.347 (0.048) 0.371 (0.054)
rad1/3 BMD (g/cm2) 0.653 (0.068) 0.730 (0.068) 0.650 (0.054) 0.724 (0.052) 0.645 (0.083) 0.722 (0.076) 0.666 (0.067) 0.746 (0.073)
L1-L4 BMC (g) 33.67 (8.02) 46.99 (9.54) 34.86 (9.68) 47.10 (11.39) 32.27 (8.28) 45.97 (9.75) 33.98 (5.47) 48.06 (7.15)
L1-L4 BMD (g/cm2) 0.851 (0.117) 1.024 (0.134) 0.859 (0.137) 1.008 (0.144) 0.826 (0.116) 1.005 (0.132) 0.873 (0.093) 1.064 (0.122)
FN BMC (g) 3.46 (0.60) 4.27 (0.70) 3.57 (0.55) 4.30 (0.67) 3.26 (0.70) 4.06 (0.79) 3.55 (0.48) 4.47 (0.59)
FN BMD (g/cm2) 0.860 (0.102) 0.993 (0.113) 0.868 (0.082) 0.980 (0.103) 0.828 (0.120) 0.962 (0.129) 0.889 (0.092) 1.044 (0.091)

ANOVA detected no significant differences among groups for Unadjusted Baseline Data (p>0.29). Unadjusted dependent variables were not evaluated using RM ANOVA, because RM ANCOVA evaluated change across time in the main analyses, accounting for covariates.