Identifying metabolic syndrome in migrant Asian Indian adults with anthropometric and visceral fat action points

Table 2 Standardized, adjusted^a regression coefficients for associations between abdominal fat variables and metabolic risk factors

Dependent variable	Number of abdominal fat variables in model
	One^b			Two^c
	VFM	SFM	Waist	VFM	SFM
Fasting glucose	0.138	0.154	0.102	0.059	0.121
log₁₀(insulin)	0.548^‡	0.477^‡	0.533^‡	0.373^‡	0.266^†
Total cholesterol	0.056	0.102	0.006	− 0.017	0.111
LDL cholesterol	0.118	0.107	0.048	0.076	0.065
HDL cholesterol	− 0.313^‡	− 0.177*	− 0.250^†	− 0.312^†	− 0.001
Total/HDL cholesterol	0.299^‡	0.192*	0.208^†	0.275^†	0.037
log₁₀(triglycerides)	0.306^‡	0.195*	0.238^†	0.282^†	0.036
log₁₀(HOMA2-IR)	0.550^‡	0.480^‡	0.532^‡	0.372^‡	0.270^†
log₁₀(HOMA2-%B)	0.451^‡	0.376^‡	0.460^‡	0.323^‡	0.194*
Systolic blood pressure	0.155*	0.194^†	0.281^‡	0.042	0.171
Diastolic blood pressure	0.344^‡	0.369^‡	0.412^‡	0.162	0.278^†

HDL high-density lipoprotein; HOMA homeostasis model assessment; HOMA2-IR insulin resistance; HOMA2-%B beta cell function; LDL low-density lipoprotein; SFM subcutaneous fat mass; VFM visceral fat mass; Waist waist circumference
^aAdjusted for age and sex
^bVFM, SFM and waist circumference in separate models
^cVFM and SFM in the same model
^*P < 0.05, ^†P < 0.01, ^‡P < 0.001

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