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. 2021 Feb 23;30(4):e13278. doi: 10.1111/jsr.13278

TABLE 5.

Significance testing of mixed‐effects model predictors with nocturnal heart rate (HR), standard deviation of the R–R interval (SDNN) and high frequency heart rate variability based on frequency bands from spectral analysis of HR variability (HF) ratio as primary outcome variables

df n df d F p
Outcome variable: HR
Intercept 1 42,047 2,608.3 <.0001
Age 1 38 0.83 .37
Gender 1 38 8.82 .01
Group 1 38 0.71 .41
Stage 5 42,047 3,345.0 <.0001
Group: Stage 5 42,047 63.90 <.0001
Outcome variable: SDNN
Intercept 1 156 383.84 <.0001
Group 1 40 0.35 .56
Stage 4 156 9.27 <.0001
Group: Stage 4 156 0.25 .91
Outcome variable: HF
Intercept 1 4,110 183.36 <.0001
Age 1 38 0.64 .43
Gender 1 38 3.02 .09
Group 1 38 2.18 .15
Stage 5 4,110 170.80 <.0001
Group: Stage 5 4,110 9.51 <.0001
Outcome variable: SDNN
Intercept 1 156 425.73 <.0001
Group (based on SE of 90%) 1 40 5.00 .03
Stage 4 156 9.19 <.0001
Group: Stage 4 156 0.12 .97

HF, high frequency heart rate variability (based on frequency bands from spectral analysis of HRV); HR, heart rate; SDNN, standard deviation of the R‐R interval.

df n and df d denote the numerator and denominator degrees of freedom, respectively. Model coefficients are in Table S1. p values below the significance threshold of .05 are in bold.