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Table 3 Simple linear regression of the explanatory variables according to different parameters of strength and walking speed

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

	HGS		HGS/BMI		Walking speed
	ß	p	ß	p	ß	p
Age	−0.171	0.021	− 0.005	0.006	− 0.002	0.392
Smoking	0.658	0.530	0.012	0.642	−0.030	0.301
Binge drinking	0.150	0.147	0.051	0.142	0.037	0.340
Physical activity	−0.010	0.476	−0.001	0.418	0.001	0.031
Diabetes	−0.443	0.108	−0.087	0.024	−0.092	0.031
Hypertension	− 0.381	0.277	−0.058	0.069	− 0.038	0.283
Hypothyroidism	−0.604	0.677	−0.014	0.702	−0.083	0.039
Hypercholesterolemia	−0.322	0.117	−0.078	0.120	0.051	0.358
Menopause	−0.177	0.025	−0.084	0.046	−0.041	0.386
Lipid intake	0.035	0.721	−0.001	0.935	−0.001	0.977
Protein intake	0.056	0.672	0.002	0.596	0.005	0.136
Vitamin C intake	−0.003	0.198	−0.001	0.225	−0.001	0.828
Vitamin D intake	−0.013	0.633	0.001	0.852	−0.001	0.217
Vitamin E intake	0.038	0.646	0.178	0.998	−0.001	0.929
Total cholesterol	0.017	0.340	0.001	0.376	−0.001	0.810
HDL-c	−0.093	0.107	−0.002	0.111	−0.001	0.829
LDL-c	0.035	0.056	0.001	0.069	0.001	0.914
TG	−0.011	0.212	−0.001	0.179	−0.001	0.245
Serum vitamin D	−0.057	0.383	−0.001	0.355	−0.001	0.900
TSH	−0.134	0.772	−0.008	0.482	−0.033	0.008
T4	−0.074	0.903	−0.005	0.725	0.005	0.751
Fasting blood glucose	−0.011	0.494	−0.001	0.201	−0.001	0.654
HbA1C	−0.544	0.236	−0.018	0.114	0.012	0.348
CRP	−0.033	0.784	−0.001	0.963	0.010	0.009
PTH	0.059	0.015	0.001	0.036	0.001	0.202

Note. BMI Body Mass Index, HGS Hand Grip Strength, HGS/BMI Hand Grip Strength/Body Mass Index

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