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Table 2 Simple linear regression of the explanatory variables according to different variables related to skeletal muscle mass

From: What are the factors associated with sarcopenia-related variables in adult women with severe obesity?

	ASMMI		ASMM/BMI		Total ASMM
	ß	p	ß	P	ß	p
Age	−0.002	0.885	−0.003	0.008	−0.070	0.069
Smoking	−0.263	0.158	−0.018	0.210	−0.692	0.197
Binge drinking	− 0.306	0.215	−0.005	0.791	−0.433	0.543
Physical activity	0.003	0.249	< 0.001	0.682	0.006	0.458
Diabetes	−0.229	0.401	−0.057	0.005	−0.541	0.048
Hypertension	0.116	0.608	−0.026	0.137	−0.079	0.903
Hypothyroidism	−0.188	0.466	−0.009	0.645	−0.408	0.583
Hypercholesterolemia	0.117	0.741	−0.002	0.929	0.130	0.899
Menopause	−0.475	0.111	−0.041	0.068	−0.974	0.020
Lipid intake	0.007	0.703	< 0.001	0.831	0.362	0.467
Protein intake	−0.022	0.353	<−0.001	0.763	−0.044	0.515
Vitamin C intake	< 0.001	0.654	< 0.001	0.590	< 0.001	0.621
Vitamin D intake	−0.006	0.257	< 0.001	0.927	0.018	0.218
Vitamin E intake	0.007	0.632	< 0.001	0.955	0.032	0.440
Total cholesterol	−0.003	0.351	<− 0.001	0.640	− 0.004	0.669
HDL-c	−0.010	0.310	−0.001	0.160	−0.037	0.214
LDL-c	−0.002	0.531	<−0.001	0.878	−0.001	0.851
TG	< 0.001	0.932	0.467	0.947	0.001	0.674
Serum vitamin D	−0.002	0.852	< 0.001	0.976	0.002	0.947
TSH	0.114	0.166	<−0.001	0.878	0.213	0.368
T4	−0.295	0.006	−0.021	0.010	−0.826	0.007
Fasting blood glucose	0.002	0.521	<−0.001	0.314	< 0.001	0.940
HbA1C	−0.043	0.596	−0.010	0.111	−0.270	0.253
CRP	0.018	0.425	0.001	0.437	0.048	0.445
PTH	< 0.001	0.962	< 0.001	0.418	0.013	0.307

Note. BMI Body Mass Index, ASMMI Appendicular Skeletal Muscle Mass Index, ASMM Total Appendicular Skeletal Muscle Mass, ASMM/BMI Total Appendicular Skeletal Muscle Mass/Body Mass Index

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