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. 2019 Sep 27;43(1):62–71. doi: 10.1038/s41440-019-0335-2

Table 2.

Area under the ROC curve for multiple measurements of urinary Na/K ratios to predict home hypertension

Area under the ROC curve (95% CI)a
Overall Under treatment Without treatment
(n = 3,273) (n = 841) (n = 2432)
Measurement day
1 0.777 (0.762–0.793) 0.597 (0.558–0.635) 0.739 (0.717–0.761)
2 0.778 (0.763–0.794) 0.599 (0.561–0.637) 0.740 (0.718–0.761)
3 0.778 (0.762–0.794) 0.604 (0.565–0.642) 0.741 (0.719–0.762)
4 0.778 (0.763–0.794) 0.600 (0.562–0.639) 0.741 (0.720–0.763)
5 0.779 (0.763–0.794) 0.603 (0.565–0.642) 0.741 (0.720–0.763)
6 0.779 (0.763–0.794) 0.606 (0.567–0.644) 0.742 (0.721–0.764)
7 0.779 (0.763–0.795) 0.603 (0.565–0.642) 0.743 (0.722–0.765)
8 0.779 (0.763–0.795) 0.600 (0.562–0.639) 0.743 (0.721–0.764)
9 0.779 (0.763–0.794) 0.603 (0.565–0.641) 0.742 (0.720–0.763)
10 0.779 (0.764–0.795) 0.604 (0.566–0.643) 0.743 (0.722–0.765)

Na/K sodium potassium ratio, CI confidence interval, ROC receiver operating characteristic curve

aAdjusted for age (continuous variable), sex, BMI (continuous variable), and drinking status (<23 g/day, ≥23 g/day, ex-drinker, never-drinker)