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. 2021 Sep 22;15:700923. doi: 10.3389/fnins.2021.700923

TABLE 3.

Coefficients from linear regression models predicting questionnaire variables [European Organization for Research and Treatment of Cancer Quality of Life Core (EORTC QLQ-C30) quality of life (QoL) scores, functional scores, and symptoms scales; Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index (PSQI); Insomnia Severity Index (ISI); and Epworth Sleepiness Scale (ESS)].

Variable b 95% CI p
Quality of life (n = 79)
Sleep regularity index 10.28 4.86 to 15.69 < 0.001
Gender: male 31.73 10.49 to 52.97 0.0040
Melanoma –14.63 −28.86 to −0.39 0.044
Physical functioning (n = 80)
Sleep regularity index 6.55 2.88 to 10.22 < 0.001
Age (years) –4.57 −7.78 to −1.36 0.0059
Endometrial cancer 12.30 4.81 to 19.78 0.0017
Emotional functioning (n = 79)
Gender: male 31.26 7.14 to 55.39 0.012
Fatigue (n = 80)
Sleep regularity index –7.50 −12.76 to −2.24 0.0059
Nausea/vomiting (n = 80)
Onset latency (log-transformed) –3.63 −7.21 to −0.04 0.048
Sleep regularity index –3.88 −7.64 to −0.11 0.044
Dyspnoea (n = 80)
Sleep regularity index –5.53 −10.92 to −0.13 0.045
Insomnia (n = 80)
Gender: male –37.01 −70.28 to −3.75 0.030
Appetite loss (n = 80)
Sleep time (h) 4.55 0.16 to 8.94 0.042
Constipation (n = 80)
Bed time 5.89 0.87 to 10.91 0.022
Diarrhea (n = 79)
Sleep time (h) 2.97 0.25 to 5.69 0.033
Onset latency (log-transformed) –6.18 −9.47 to −2.88 < 0.001
Sleep regularity index –3.58 −6.96 to −0.21 0.037
Gender: male –17.47 −30.7 to −4.25 0.010
Financial difficulties (n = 79)
Onset latency (log-transformed) –8.93 −15 to −2.86 0.0045
Endometrial cancer –16.50 −29.21 to −3.8 0.012
PSQI (n = 80)
Onset latency (log-transformed) –1.14 −2.19 to −0.08 0.035
Sleep regularity index –1.51 −2.62 to −0.4 0.0082
Endometrial cancer –3.11 −5.37 to −0.85 0.0076
ISI (n = 80)
Sleep regularity index –2.77 −4.45 to −1.09 0.0016
Gender: male –6.90 −13.49 to −0.31 0.041
Endometrial cancer –4.17 −7.59 to −0.74 0.018
ESS (n = 80)
Bedtime –1.15 −2.08 to −0.22 0.016
Sleep regularity index –2.86 −3.96 to −1.76 < 0.001

Only significant predictors are shown; for complete results, refer to Supplementary Tables 320. Numeric predictors were centered and scaled. Coefficients reflect the increase in scores for a one standard deviation increase in the predictor for continuous variables, or difference from the reference level for categorical variables, holding other variables constant.