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. 2019 May 2;75(4):702–711. doi: 10.1093/gerona/glz111

Table 3.

Physical Activity and the Annual Rate of Change in Parkinsonisma

Adults With and Without Parkinsonism at Baseline (n = 889) Adults Without Parkinsonism at Baseline (n = 682)
Model Terms Model A Model B Model C Model D
Annual rate of change in parkinsonism (Time) 0.048 (0.008, < 0.001) 0.101 (0.024, <0.001) 0.067 (0.009, <0.001) 0.154 (0.027, <0.001)
Age 0.073 (0.005, < 0.001) 0.066 (0.005, <0.001) 0.068 (0.005, <0.001) 0.065 (0.005, <0.001)
Sex −0.145 (0.087, 0.094) −0.172 (0.085, 0.044) −0.251 (0.080, 0.002) −0.264 (0.080, 0.001)
Education −0.050 (0.013, < 0.001) −0.052 (0.013, <0.001) −0.040 (0.012, <0.001) −0.041 (0.012, <0.001)
Total daily physical activity −0.115 (0.024, < 0.001) −0.024 (0.023, 0.297)
Intensity of daily physical activity −2.829 (0.381, <0.001) −0.995 (0.364, 0.006)
Age × Time 0.004 (0.001, < 0.001) 0.004 (0.001, <0.001) 0.006 (0.001, <0.001) 0.006 (0.001, <0.001)
Sex × Time 0.014 (0.016, 0.383) 0.014 (0.016, 0.406) 0.021 (0.018, 0.245) 0.021 (0.018, 0.253)
Education × Time 0.001 (0.002, 0.732) 0.001 (0.002, 0.747) −0.001 (0.003, 0.630) −0.001 (0.003, 0.611)
Total daily physical activity × Time −0.010 (0.005, 0.036) −0.017 (0.005, <0.001)
Intensity of daily physical activity × Time −0.180 (0.074, 0.015) −0.295 (0.081, <0.001)

aEach column shows a single linear mixed-effect model. In each model, the outcome is the global parkinsonian score; the terms included in each model are listed in the first column on the left. Each cell shows the estimates (standard error and p value) for either the cross-sectional association of the model terms’ with the level of parkinsonism at baseline or the association of the term with the annual rate of change in parkinsonism (Time).