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Table 4 The effect of adding sedentary behaviour to the multivariable probit model. (n = 864 female and 1068 male)

From: The relationship between obesity, diabetes, hypertension and vitamin D deficiency among Saudi Arabians aged 15 and over: results from the Saudi health interview survey

 

Diabetes

Hypertension

Vitamin D deficiency

 

Female

Male

Female

Male

Female

Male

Age

0.104 (0.007)

0.147 (0.000)

0.187 (0.000)

0.103 (0.000)

−0.024 (0.080)

−0.015 (0.254)

Age^2

−0.001 (0.052)

−0.001 (0.000)

− 0.001 (0.000)

−0.001 (0.032)

0.000 (0.263)

0.000 (0.814)

Obesity

0.106 (0.492)

0.197 (0.145)

0.286 (0.060)

0.526 (0.000)

0.109 (0.329)

0.245 (0.031)

Central obesity

0.643 (0.001)

0.279 (0.033)

0.102 (0.551)

0.307 (0.028)

0.089 (0.435)

−0.246 (0.042)

High income

0.398 (0.068)

0.198 (0.181)

−0.462 (0.084)

0.041 (0.805)

−0.061 (0.696)

0.046 (0.740)

Vitamin D level

0.003 (0.340)

0.005 (0.073)

−0.002 (0.563)

0.003 (0.342)

Ever smoker

0.783 (0.170)

−0.117 (0.352)

Milk consumption

−0.368 (0.001)

−0.024 (0.845)

Sun exposure

−0.416 (0.016)

0.008 (0.940)

Sitting hours

0.054 (0.006)

0.028 (0.082)

0.015 (0.429)

0.028 (0.080)

  

Constant

−5.639 (0.000)

−6.218 (0.000)

−7.154 (0.000)

−5.339 (0.000)

0.379 (0.176)

−0.554 (0.051)

Rho Diabetes

1.000

1.000

0.219 (0.017)

0.284 (0.000)

0.026 (0.744)

0.071 (0.354)

Rho Hypertension

0.219 (0.017)

0.284 (0.000)

1.000

1.000

0.144 (0.089)

−0.028 (0.700)

Rho Vitamin D deficiency

0.026 (0.744)

0.071 (0.354)

0.144 (0.089)

−0.028 (0.700)

1.000

1.000

  1. Note: p value is reported in the parenthesis, figures in bold are significant at p < 0.05