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. 2021 Nov 15;77(6):1230–1238. doi: 10.1093/gerona/glab346

Table 3.

Effect Modification on Decline in Gait and Cognitive Functions by Presence of Motoric Cognitive Risk (MCR) Syndrome

b 95% CI p Value FDR Critical Value
STW-speed 0.038 0.022, 0.054 .000 0.003
WWT-speed 0.022 0.002, 0.041 .031 0.013
Global cognition –0.009 –0.022, 0.004 .168 0.023
TMT interference –0.011 –0.030, 0.009 .273 0.027
TMT-A 0.002 –0.014, 0.018 .838 0.043
Digit Span –0.012 –0.028, 0.004 .144 0.020
Digit Symbol –0.002 –0.016, 0.011 .718 0.037
Boston Naming 0.001 –0.017, 0.019 .916 0.047
Logical Memory –0.003 –0.020, 0.014 .752 0.040
Figure copy –0.026 –0.045, –0.007 .006 0.007
Figure recall 0.003 –0.015, 0.022 .712 0.033
Free recall –0.015 –0.033, 0.002 .091 0.017
Category fluency –0.009 –0.025, 0.007 .282 0.030
Phonemic fluency –0.017 –0.033, –0.002 .029 0.010

Notes: CI = confidence interval; FDR = false discovery rate correction: a corrected p value that is adjusted for multiple comparisons. The associations with p values less than the FDR-corrected p values are considered to survive the adjustments for multiple comparisons. STW-speed = gait speed during single-task walking; TMT, Trial Making Test; WWT-speed = gait speed during walking while talking. Higher scores in TMT interference and TMT-A indicate poorer function.