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. 2021 Jul 24;8(7):ofab244. doi: 10.1093/ofid/ofab244

Table 1.

Unstandardized Coefficients, With Standard Errors in Parentheses, From Ordinary Least Squares Regression Models With Symptom Scores and Log2 Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus 2 Immunoglobulin G Levels as Outcome Variables

Characteristic Outcome Variable
Symptom Severity Score, β Coefficient (SE) Log2 IgG Concentration, µg/mL, β Coefficient (SE)
Age 0.002 (0.003) 0.007 (0.003)
Assigned female at birth 0.091 (0.069) 0.129 (0.068)
Race/ethnicity (ref = white)
 Hispanic/Latinx 0.270 (0.087) 0.180 (0.086)
 Black 0.175 (0.126) 0.234 (0.124)
 Asian 0.170 (0.093) 0.166 (0.092)
 Other 0.263 (0.145) 0.252 (0.143)
Chronic preexisting condition 0.369 (0.078) 0.036 (0.077)
Tobacco use 0.225 (0.134) 0.039 (0.132)
Working in proximity to others 0.094 (0.069) 0.012 (0.068)
Number of cohabitants in household 0.012 (0.029) 0.017 (0.029)
Date of inclusion in the study 0.002 (0.001) 0.002 (0.001)
Household exposure statusa
 Known cohabitant case vs  no known cohabitant case 1.358 (0.107) 0.718 (0.105)
 Known cohabitant case vs  people who live alone 1.298 (0.144) 0.536 (0.141)
 No known cohabitant case  vs people who live alone 0.060 (0.104) 0.182 (0.103)
Intercept 0.364 (0.216) –1.103 (0.213)
Observations, No. 1101 1101
R 2 0.208 0.087

Data are from a sample of adults seropositive for severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 in the Chicago area (n = 1101). Table created using the R package “Stargazer” (version 5.2.2). Coefficients statistically significant at P < .05 are shown in bold.

Abbreviations: IgG, immunoglobulin G; SE, standard error.

aReferent group was rotated to depict all pairwise contrasts.