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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 Feb 15.
Published in final edited form as: Osteoporos Int. 2020 Apr 20;31(9):1691–1701. doi: 10.1007/s00198-020-05389-x

Table 1.

The basic characteristics of the discovery samples

Sample Source Anc N Female (%) Age Weight (kg) Height (cm) Hip-BMD Hip-BS Bone densitometer
OOS In-house EUR 986 50.20 50.17(± 18.34) 80.11(± 17.73) 171.00(± 10.00) 0.97(± 0.16) 39.45(± 6.58) Hologic
KCOS In-house EUR 2281 75.69 51.33(± 13.74) 75.26(± 17.53) 166.35(± 8.47) 0.97(± 0.18) 38.35(± 6.37) Hologic
COS In-house EAS 1619 50.71 34.47(± 13.24) 60.09(± 10.48) 164.25(± 8.17) 0.92(± 0.13) 34.06(± 5.71) Hologic
WHI-AA dbGAP AMR 843 100.00 61.17(± 7.30) 78.78(± 16.91) 162.75(± 5.77) 0.94(± 0.15) 35.00(± 3.55) Hologic
WHI-HIS dbGAP AFR 446 100.00 60.09(± 7.52) 72.81(± 14.77) 158.16(± 5.55) 0.85(± 0.13) 32.92(± 2.78) Hologic

The numbers within parentheses are standard deviation (SD)

Anc ancestries of the sample population, N the number of the samples, OOS Omaha osteoporosis study, KCOS Kansas City Osteoporosis Study, COS China Osteoporosis Study, WHI-HIS Hispanic ancestry of the Women’s Health Initiative observational study, WHI-AA African-American ancestry of the Women’s Health Initiative observational study