Table 3. Evaluating how AIx@75 is associated with anthropometric characteristics. physical activity profile, and quality of life.
Sex groups | Age groups | ||||
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Variables | Sample (n=134) | Male (n=69) | Female (n=65) | Child (n=53) | Adolescent (n=81) |
Sex⊄ | |||||
Male | 22.59±7.99T | - | - | 23.62±8T * | 21.91±8.01T |
Female | 21.80±7.97T | - | - | 19.17±8.07T * | 23.54±7.51T |
Age (years) | -0.013S | -0.175S * | 0.222S * | 0.116S | -0.159S * |
Weight (kg) | -0.342S *** | -0.221S * | -0.481S *** | -0.399S ** | -0.313S ** |
Height (cm) | -0.393P *** | -0.352P ** | -0.443P *** | -0.352S ** | -0.451S *** |
BMI (kg/m2) | -0.168S * | -0.032S | -0.345P ** | -0.280P ** | -0.147P * |
WC (cm) | -0.022S | 0.152S | -0.205S * | -0.154S | 0.052S |
HC (cm) | -0.174P ** | -0.142P | -0.208P * | -0.108P | -0.249P ** |
WC/HC | 0.050S | 0.033S | 0.050S | 0.078S | 0.052S |
WC/stature | 0.190S ** | 0.283S ** | 0.088S | 0.235S * | 0.139S |
Socio economic class | |||||
A or B | 21.74±7.85T | 23.19±7.43T | 20.25±8.13T * | 20.23±7.89T | 22.78±7.77T |
C | 22.60±8.08T | 22.12±8.49T | 23.13±7.71T * | 22.55±8.57T | 22.64±7.85T |
Physical activity profile⊄ | |||||
Active | 22.65±8.24T | 22.86±8.45T | 22.46±8.14T | 21.46±8.31T | 23.39±8.19T * |
Sedentary | 21.19±7.25T | 22.13±7.23T | 19.69±7.27T | 21.51±8.43T | 20.94±6.39T * |
Quality of life | |||||
Physical aspect | -0.314S *** | -0.396S *** | -0.208S * | -0.521S *** | -0.168S * |
Emotional aspect | -0.17S * | -0.108S | -0.137S | -0.144S | -0.079S |
Social aspect | -0.072S | -0.139S | -0.009S | -0.132S | 0.022S |
Educational aspect | -0.053S | 0.004S | -0.147S | -0.136S | 0.032S |
Data expressed as mean ± standard deviation of the AIx@75 in relation to the categories of the variable.
with the Student's t-test for comparison of means. The other data are expressed as linear correlation coefficients (LCC).
Pearson and
Spearman (*=p<0.20, **=p<0.05 and ***=p<0.001. in the CCL significance test). BMI - body mass index; WC - waist circumference; HC - hip circumference.