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Table 1 Sample characteristics stratified by lower and higher risk for diabetes

From: Contrasting compositions of sitting, standing, stepping, and sleeping time: associations with glycaemic outcome by diabetes risk

 

Diabetes Risk

Lower Risk (n = 376)

Higher Risk (n = 272)

HbA1c, mmol/mol 95% CI

36 (36–37)

41 (41–41)*

HbA1c%, 95 CI

5.4 (5.4–5.5)

5.9 (5.9–5.9)*

FPG, mmol/L (sd)

5.2 (0.5)

5.5 (0.9)*

2hPLG, mmol/L (sd)

5.2 (1.3)

6.0 (2.3)*

Socio-demographic

 Age, years (sd)

56.0 (9.8)

60.2 (9.3)*

 Women, n (%)

198 (52.7%)

165 (60.7%)

 Education, n (%)

  High school or less

93 (24.7%)

95 (34.9%)*

  Technical / Vocational

184 (48.9%)

116 (42.6%)*

  Bachelor degree or higher

99 (26.3%)

61 (22.4%)*

 Income, n (%)

  No income, or not reported

22 (5.9%)

17 (6.2%)

  $1-39,999 per year

65 (17.3%)

66 (24.3%)

  $40,000-79,999 per year

91 (24.2%)

71 (26.1%)

   ≥ $80,000 per year

198 (52.7%)

118 (43.4%)

 Menopause, n (%) women

  Post-menopausal

88 (44.4%)

117 (70.9%)*

  Peri-menopausal

37 (18.7%)

20 (12.1%)*

  Pre-menopausal

73 (36.9%)

28 (17.0%)*

 Known depressive symptoms, n (%)a

  Yes

23 (6.1%)

29 (10.7%)

Behaviour

 Smoking status, n (%)b

  Current smoker

28 (7.4%)

18 (6.6%)

  Ex-smoker

139 (37.0%)

97 (35.7%)

  Non-smoker

209 (55.6%)

157 (57.7%)

 Dietary Intake

  Energy, mcal/day

1.7 (0.65)

1.7 (0.67)

  Dietary quality score

65.7 (12.4)

67.2 (12.6)

  Alcohol, g/day

15.5 (19.1)

11.5 (15.3)*

  Calcium, g/day

0.9 (0.3)

0.9 (0.3)

  1. Table displays mean (standard deviation), or sample n (%)
  2. *Indicates significant difference between stratified groups with p < 0.05
  3. aKnown depressive symptoms indicated when CESD score ≥ 10
  4. bSmoking status: Current smoker: smokes now, and ≥ 100 cigarettes in lifetime, Ex-smoker: does not currently smoke and ≥ 100 cigarettes in lifetime, Non-smoker: smoked < 100 cigarettes in lifetime and does not currently smoke