Research Article
[Retracted] Handgrip Strength-Related Factors Affecting Health Outcomes in Young Adults: Association with Cardiorespiratory Fitness
Table 2
Univariate correlations between subject characteristics and HSBMI and HSBSA.
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SD: standard deviation; BMI: body mass index; BSA: body surface area; HSleft: handgrip strength of the left hand; HSright: handgrip strength of the right hand; HSmax: maximum handgrip strength of the two hands; HSaverage: average handgrip strength of both hands; HSBMI: HSaverage adjusted for BMI; HSBSA: HSaverage adjusted for BSA; AT: anaerobic threshold; VO2max: max oxygen uptake; HRrest: resting heart rate; HRAT: heart rate at anaerobic threshold; HRmax: max heart rate; Loadmax: max work load; RERmax: respiratory exchange ratio at max work load; VEmax: minute ventilation at max work load; Psysmax: systolic pressure at max work load; Pdiamax: diastolic pressure at max work load; METmax: metabolic equivalent at max work load; ΔVO2/ΔLoad: oxygen required at each load; VE/VCO2: the minute ventilation/carbon dioxide production slope; OUES: oxygen uptake efficiency slope. for categorical variables: Spearman’s correlation coefficient; for continuous variables: Pearson’s correlation coefficient. |