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. 2020 Jan 27;7(1):5. doi: 10.3390/jcdd7010005

Table 1.

Socio demographic and anthropometric characteristics of the study population (N = 103) *.

Total (N = 103) Dropouts (N = 72) Completers (N = 31) Significance
Age (Years) 35.07(26.44) 31.15(25.16) 47.45(17.11) p = 0.002
Gender X2 = 2.432; p = 0.119
Male 31(30.1) 25(34.7) 6(19.4)
Female 72(69.9) 47(65.3) 25(80.6)
Marital status X2 = 2.203; p = 0.138
Not married 48(46.6) 37(51.4) 11(35.5)
Married 55(53.4) 35(48.6) 20(64.5)
Employment X2 = 0.713; p = 0.398
Not employed 60(58.3) 40(55.6) 20(64.5)
Employed 43(41.7) 32(44.4) 11(35.5)
Education X2 = 0.713; p = 0.398
Lower education 60(58.3) 40(55.6) 20(64.5)
Higher education 43(41.7) 32(44.4) 11(35.5)
Baseline BMI (kg/m2) 34.91(6.81) 35.06(7.10) 34.19(6.20) p = 0.392
Age at first dieting 20.50(12.00) 19.00(9.00) 25.00(20.50) p = 0.033
Sedentary habits X2 = 1.012; p = 0.798
Very sedentary 22(21.4) 17(23.6) 5(16.1)
Sedentary 25(24.3) 16(22.2) 9(29.0)
Active 42(40.8) 29(40.3) 13(41.9)
Very active 14(13.6) 10(13.9) 4(12.9)
Weight-loss expectation in 12 months (kg) 17.00(14.00) 20.00(13.00) 15.00(10.00) p = 0.113
Presence of SO X2 = 5.765; p = 0.016
No 58(56.3) 35(48.6) 23(74.2)
Yes 45(43.7) 37(51.4) 8(25.8)

* The Values are medians (IQR = interquartile range) for continuous variables and (n%) for categorical variables; BMI = body mass index; SO = sarcopenic obesity.