Research Article

Sagittal Abdominal Diameter, Waist Circumference, and BMI as Predictors of Multiple Measures of Glucose Metabolism: An NHANES Investigation of US Adults

Table 2

Shared variance between the anthropometric variables and the glucose metabolism variables.

Metabolic measureSADWaist circumferenceBMI
All subjects ()R2FPR2FPR2FP

OGTT
 Model 10.092a162.80.00010.073b128.70.00010.057c119.40.0001
 Model 20.073a163.50.00010.059b164.00.00010.058b162.50.0001
 Model 30.014a32.10.00010.001b4.20.04830.000c0.00.8989
Fasting glucose
 Model 10.146a184.20.00010.130b146.00.00010.085c118.30.0001
 Model 20.106a192.20.00010.094b158.10.00010.088b157.70.0001
 Model 30.011a31.20.00010.000b0.00.93760.000b0.30.5996
HbA1c
 Model 10.090a166.70.00010.068b114.90.00010.048c100.70.0001
 Model 20.056a129.10.00010.046b110.10.00010.044b97.70.0001
 Model 30.010a25.00.00010.001b1.10.29580.000c0.30.6094
HOMA-IR
 Model 10.423a1051.60.00010.394b683.60.00010.371c837.30.0001
 Model 20.426a1198.10.00010.393b761.90.00010.366c871.50.0001
 Model 30.031a85.40.00010.001b3.90.05830.000c0.00.9733

R2 includes only the shared variance between the metabolic measure and the anthropometric variable. Variance from the covariates is not included. Model 1: includes no covariates. Model 2: adjusted for age, gender, and race. Model 3: adjusted for age, gender, race, and the remaining two anthropometric variables. For example, Model 3 for OGTT and SAD adjusts for age, gender, race, waist circumference, and BMI. a,b,cR2 values on the same row with the same superscript letter do not differ significantly ().