Diabetology & Metabolic Syndrome

Table 2 Partial correlations between 25(OH)D and metabolic traits in all subjects

From: 25-hydroxyvitamin D levels are inversely related to metabolic syndrome risk profile in northern Chinese subjects without vitamin D supplementation

Variables	Adjusted 1		Adjusted 2
Variables	r	P	r	P
MetS score	− 0.250	< 0.001	− 0.227	0.001
BMI	− 0.122	0.083	−	−
Wt	− 0.157	0.025	− 0.109	0.121
WC	− 0.160	0.022	0.107	0.128
SBP	− 0.091	0.195	− 0.028	0.691
DBP	− 0.179	0.010	− 0.134	0.057
TC^a	− 0.136	0.053	− 0.130	0.064
TG^a	− 0.151	0.031	− 0.114	0.106
HDL-C	0.003	0.971	0.064	0.364
FBG	− 0.224	0.001	− 0.204	0.003
TyG	− 0.186	0.008	− 0.149	0.034
VAI^a	− 0.123	0.079	− 0.076	0.283
LAP^a	− 0.171	0.015	− 0.116	0.100
MetS-IR^a	− 0.117	0.096	− 0.012	0.864
TG/HDL-C^a	− 0.117	0.097	− 0.069	0.331
PTH^a	− 0.145	0.040	− 0.130	0.069

Adjusted 1 was analyzed after controlling for sex and age
Adjusted 2 was analyzed after controlling sex, age and BMI
Values were in bold when P < 0.05
^aSkewed distributions including 25(OH)D were logarithmically transformed

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