Table 3.

Multiple Liner Regressions of Dipstick Proteinuria Severity With Each Exercise Performance

	Moderate proteinuria			Severe proteinuria
	β-value	95% CI	p-value	β-value	95% CI	p-value
Model 1
2-min push-ups (n)	−0.81	−1.67 – 0.048	0.06	−1.01	−1.74 – − 0.28	< 0.01
2-min sit-ups (n)	−0.37	− 0.97 – 0.23	0.22	− 0.26	− 0.77 – 0.24	0.30
3000-m run (sec)	3.18	−2.33 – 8.70	0.25	8.45	3.81–13.08	< 0.01
Model 2
2-min push-ups (n)	−1.26	− 2.11 – −0.41	< 0.01	− 1.20	− 1.92 – − 0.48	< 0.01
2-min sit-ups (n)	− 0.59	−1.19 – 0.01	0.05	− 0.41	−0.92 – 0.091	0.10
3000-m run (sec)	5.95	0.57–11.33	0.03	8.83	4.32–13.35	< 0.01
Model 3
2-min push-ups (n)	−1.13	−1.97 – −0.29	< 0.01	− 1.00	−1.71 – − 0.28	< 0.01
2-min sit-ups (n)	− 0.47	− 1.06 – 0.12	0.12	− 0.30	−0.79 – 0.20	0.24
3000-m run (sec)	4.74	−0.55 – 10.02	0.07	7.63	3.21–12.05	< 0.01

Data are presented as βand 95% confidence intervals (CI) using Pearson’s correlation coefficient for Model 1: age and service specialty adjustments; Model 2: the covariates in Model 1, body mass index, blood urea nitrogen and serum creatinine adjustments; Model 3: the covariates in Model 2, systolic blood pressure, fasting plasma glucose, alcohol intake status, cigarette smoking status, and weekly physical activity adjustments