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All Subjects Beta2, P-value
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Asians Beta2, P-value
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Black – Caribbean Beta2, P-value
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Caucasians Beta2, P-value
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Hispanics Beta2, P-value
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US Born
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25+ of residence
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-0.78, <0.0001
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-0.63, 0.14
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-1.88, 0.03
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-0.55, 0.05
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-0.88, 0.002
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15–24 years of residence
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-1.15, <0.0001
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-0.50, 0.21
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-1.26, 0.14
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-1.68, 0.01
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-1.01, 0.02
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10–14 years of residence
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-1.42, <0.0001
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-0.78, 0.06
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-1.45, 0.14
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-1.28, 0.04
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-1.97, 0.0002
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5–9 years of residence
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-1.27, <0.0001
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-0.84, 0.05
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-0.61, 0.60
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-1.07, 0.05
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-2.44, 0.0003
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<5 years of residence
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-1.59, <0.0001
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-0.79, 0.06
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-4.53, 0.004
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-1.49, 0.03
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-2.21, 0.003
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Trend
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-0.34, <0.0001
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-0.11, 0.07
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-0.27, 0.20
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-0.35, <0.0001
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-0.54, <0.0001
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- 1 All models control for age, gender and education, and the models that includes all subjects also controls for race/ethnicity. The models for Hispanics also control for Hispanic ethnicity.
- 2 The Beta coefficients represent the adjusted difference in BMI between the respective categories of duration of residence and U.S.-born individuals.
- P for difference in trend between Asians and Hispanics = <0.0001.
- P for difference in trend between Asians and Caucasians = 0.22
