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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Dec 16.
Published before final editing as: Public Health Nutr. 2018 Dec 3:1–9. doi: 10.1017/S1368980018003282

Table 4.

Association between CANTAB cognitive testing outcomes and height-for-age z-score (HAZ) for whole sample

CANTAB outcomes Unadjusted regression of CANTAB outcomes on HAZ Adjusted (age, sex, HIV, SES) regression of CANTAB outcomes on HAZ
Unit Difference (CI) P value Unit Difference (CI) P value
BLC % correct 0·80 (-0·18, 1·79) 0·11 0·94 (-0·10, 1·97) 0·08
IED total errors -0·61 (-10·0, 8·80) 0·90 2·05 (-7·25, 11·35) 0·66
MOT mean error -0·24 (-0·52, 0·05) 0·11 -0·24 (-0·5, 0·07) 0·13
MOT mean latency (millisecs) -60·5 (-107, -13·2) 0·01* -66·0 (-115, -16·7) 0·009*
PAL total errors -0·27 (-7·5, 6·9) 0·94 0·53 (-6·9, 8·0) 0·88
PAL total errors (6 shapes) -0·21 (-2·3, 1·8) 0·84 0·06 (-2·1, 2·2) 0·95
PRM % correct 0·65 (-1·15, 2·45) 0·48 0·48 (-1·25, 2·22) 0·58

Linear regression of CANTAB outcomes against height-for-age z-score (HAZ) for whole sample (n=326).

*

indicated significant difference (p<0·05)