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. 2020 Jan;32(108):11–20. doi: 10.22038/ijorl.2019.37555.2229

Table 4.

The results of linear mixed model analysis for hearing loss at low and high frequencies

HTL-L (p-value) HTL-H (p-value)
Work experience 0.0597 (0.026) 0.6261(˂0.001)
Initial hearing threshold 0.0309 (0.047) 0.2132 (˂0.001)
Age at employment - 0.4009 (˂0.001) - 0.4780 (˂0.001)
Smoking - 2.24 (˂0.001) -
Diastolic blood pressure 1.30 (˂0.001) -
Initial hearing threshold × Age at employment 0.0393 (˂0.001) 0.0361(˂0.001)
Age at employment × smoking 0.0925 (˂0.001) -
Diastolic blood pressure×Age - 0.0541 (˂0.001) -
Initial hearing threshold × work experience - 0.0040(0.046) -
Subject random intercept var (SD) 0.9208 (0.9595) 0.0862 (0.2937)
Subject random slope var (SD) 0.0185 (0.1362) 0.1926 (0.4438)
Residual var (SD) 0.1598 (0.3998) 14.38 (3.79)
Log likelihood -1810.043 -6475.51