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. 2021 Jul 30;12:594605. doi: 10.3389/fphys.2021.594605

TABLE 9.

Linear regression results from alcohol and smoking exposure predicting mean fetal movement in 1F.

Exposure category Both sites South Africa Northern Plains



N Effect size Mean difference (SE) p val N Effect size Mean difference (SE) p val N Effect size Mean difference (SE) p val
No alcohol 1460 / / 1027 / / 433 / /
Alcohol low quit early 682 −0.0384 (0.0524) 0.464 413 0.0116 (0.0673) 0.864 269 −0.1247 (0.0833) 0.135
Alcohol high quit early 146 0.1518 (0.0981) 0.122 84 0.135 (0.1319) 0.306 62 0.239 (0.1912) 0.212
Alcohol low continuous 298 0.0442 (0.0722) 0.541 284 0.0756 (0.0780) 0.332 14 −0.3511 (0.2723) 0.198
Alcohol moderate continuous 286 0.0230 (0.0748) 0.758 255 0.0291 (0.0836) 0.728 31 0.0899 (0.2796) 0.748
Alcohol high continuous 135 0.0847 (0.1036) 0.413 129 0.0865 (0.1113) 0.437 6 0.6305 (0.7516) 0.402
No smoking 1641 / / 950 / / 691 / /
Smoking quit early 96 0.0822 (0.1175) 0.485 53 0.131 (0.1627) 0.421 43 0.003 (0.163) 0.985
Smoking low continuous 766 −0.0501 (0.0544) 0.358 722 −0.0391 (0.0594) 0.511 44 −0.0847 (0.1726) 0.624
Smoking moderate/high continuous 504 −0.1358 (0.0627) 0.031 467 −0.1085 (0.0694) 0.118 37 −0.3421 (0.1761) 0.052

SE: standard error; P val: p-values; N = number of participants in the group. Bold and italicized values represent p-value ≤ 0.05.