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Table 5 The regression coefficients (β) estimates and standard error (SE) of Log-HOMA-IR on HRV indices using 24-hour data, daytime (9 AM to 9 PM) and nighttime (9 PM to 9 AM next day) data separately from linear mixed-effects models analysis.

From: Insulin resistance and circadian rhythm of cardiac autonomic modulation

   

HRV index

   

Log of HF (ms 2 )

Log of LF (ms 2 )

SDNN (ms)

RMSSD (ms)

LF/HF Ratio

Heart Rate (bpm)

   

Beta

SE

Beta

SE

Beta

SE

Beta

SE

Beta

SE

Beta

SE

Log HOMA-IR

M 1

24-h

-0.23

0.028**

-0.24

0.021**

-3.58

0.31**

-1.93

0.34**

0.086

0.062

2.85

0.41**

  

day

-0.26

0.034**

-0.22

0.027**

-3.44

0.38**

-1.86

0.35**

0.35

0.083**

2.80

0.60**

  

night

-0.19

0.043**

-0.26

0.030**

-3.73

0.49**

-1.87

0.58**

-0.18

0.092*

2.88

0.52**

 

M 2

24-h

-0.32

0.028**

-0.29

0.021**

-4.85

0.33**

-2.64

0.37**

0.27

0.066**

3.34

0.46**

  

day

-0.33

0.035**

-0.28

0.029**

-4.31

0.39**

-2.32

0.37**

0.52

0.086**

3.21

0.68*

  

night

-0.30

0.040**

-0.31

0.032**

-5.40

0.52**

-2.78

0.62**

0.011

0.10

3.36

0.58**

  1. Abbreviations: BPM, beats per minute; HF, high frequency power; HOMA-IR, homeostasis model assessment of insulin resistance; HRV, heart rate variability; LF, low frequency power; Log, logarithm; M, mean; RMSSD, square root of the mean of the sum of the squares of differences between adjacent RR intervals; SDNN, standard deviation of all RR intervals.
  2. Models: M1, unadjusted; M2, adjusted for age, sex, race, hypertension, and cardiovascular diseases.
  3. Beta = one SD increase of Log HOMA-IR.
  4. *, and **, P < 0.05, and P < 0.001, respectively.