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. 2020 Dec 1;15(12):e0242080. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0242080

Table 3. Mixed effects model associations between age, sex and day of week on key sleep/circadian outcome variables, clustering by school and individual.

Age Sex* Weekday vs. weekend
B (CI) p B (CI) P B (CI) p
L5 -0.15
(-0.30, 0.001)
0.052 0.07
(-0.45, 0.59)
0.788 -0.12
(-0.28, 0.04)
0.133
M10 -6.01
(-8.67, -3.36)
<0.001 7.68
(3.12, 12.25)
0.001 -15.62
(-24.44, -6.80)
0.001
SPT-window -0.27
(-0.34, -0.21)
<0.001 -0.35
(-0.71, 0.01)
0.057 0.59
(0.26, 0.91)
<0.001
Sleep duration -0.20
(-0.25, -0.14)
<0.001 -0.29
(-0.60, 0.01)
0.062 0.49
(0.29, 0.69)
<0.001
SPT-window meets recommended sleep duration* 1.06 (0.61, 1.85) 0.840 0.39 (0.11, 1.32) 0.130 5.22 (1.80, 15.18) 0.002
Sleep efficiency 0.01
(-1.4x10-3, 0.01)
0.118 -2.3x10-3
(-0.02, 0.02)
0.811 -4.7x10-3
(-0.01, 4.9x10-3)
0.337
Sleep onset (accelerometry) 0.19
(0.05, 0.33)
0.007 -0.10
(-0.85, 0.65)
0.792 0.87
(0.70, 1.04)
<0.001
Wake time (accelerometry) -0.09
(-0.26, 0.08)
0.310 -0.49
(-0.92, -0.05)
0.029 1.36
(1.05, 1.66)
<0.001
Subjective sleep onset 0.18
(-0.30, 0.66)
0.457 -0.17
(-0.63, 0.29)
0.470 1.19
(0.50, 1.89)
0.001
Subjective wake time -0.16
(-0.32, 2.6x10-3)
0.054 -0.32
(-0.75, 0.12)
0.159 2.14
(1.91, 2.36)
<0.001
Subjective sleep duration -0.31
(-0.85, 0.23)
0.262 -0.17
(-0.27, -0.07)
0.001 0.94
(0.47, 1.42)
<0.001

N = 59 as sex was missing for two participants. Day: reference category = weekdays. Sex: reference category = F.

*Coefficients are linear mixed model coefficients and 95% CI for all variables apart from ‘SPT-window meets recommended sleep duration’ where coefficients are odds ratios (95% CI) from mixed-effects logistic regression CI = confidence interval.