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. 2022 Aug 16;14(18):7223–7239. doi: 10.18632/aging.204219

Table 2. Mean heart rate over 24 h and during sleep and awake periods in groups that differ in familial longevity status or chronological age.

Offspring of long-lived families (N = 37) Partners of the offspring (N = 36) Middle-aged* (N = 73) Young (N = 35) P value+ P value++
Heart rate - 24 h [bpm] 71.49 (8.93) 71.66 (7.45) 71.63 (8.18) 75.39 (8.80) 0.929 0.028
Heart rate - sleep period [bpm] 62.55 (7.28) 62.68 (7.24) 62.66 (7.21) 60.89 (6.26) 0.941 0.209
Heart rate - awake period [bpm] 77.09 (10.31) 76.75 (8.44) 76.97 (9.37) 83.42 (10.29) 0.874 0.001

Data presented as estimated mean (standard deviation). The linear regression analyses between offspring of long-lived families and their partners as controls were adjusted for sex and calendar age. The linear regression model analyses between the middle-aged group and young were adjusted for sex. *Data of offspring and partners combined. +P-value for difference between offspring of long-lived parents and their partners as controls. ++P-value for difference between middle-aged group and young.