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Published in final edited form as: Exp Gerontol. 2020 Nov 21;143:111164. doi: 10.1016/j.exger.2020.111164

Table 2.

Mean physical function differences between memory groups.

	Normal memory function (n = 41)	Poor memory function (n = 35)	p-Values
SPPB	9.40 (2.16)	8.35 (2.03)	p = .03^*
TUG (sec)	9.40 (3.23)	9.95 (2.33)	p = .52
10-m habitual (sec)	9.27 (2.93)	9.98 (2.15)	p = .26
10-m fast (sec)	6.79 (2.00)	7.60 (1.78)	p = .07
DT habitual (sec)	9.77 (3.22)	11.08 (3.02)	p = .08
DT fast (sec)	8.58 (2.83)	9.86 (2.56)	p = .06
Average power (W)	294.37 (94.04)	252.77 (112.98)	p = .19
Peak power (W)	519.75 (181.70)	462.65 (295.24)	p = .53
Average velocity (m/s)	0.42 (0.11)	0.35 (0.12)	p = .055
Peak velocity (m/s)	0.67 (0.16)	0.56 (0.19)	p = .04^*

Note. Values are reported as means (standard deviation). SPPB = Short Physical Performance Battery; TUG = Timed Up-and-Go; 10-m = 10-meter walking speed; DT = Dual-task. Univariate analyses were used to determine differences between groups; control variable used were age, sex, and education level.

represents significant correlations between variables