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Table 3 Association between the differences in total energy expenditure (TEE) between smokers and non smokers according to smoking intensity and sex

From: Association between smoking and total energy expenditure in a multi-country study

  

Men (n = 104)

Women (n = 132)

All (n = 236)

Adjustment*

Smoking

β

SE

P

β

SE

P

β

SE

P

None

Low

90

134

0.503

24

125

0.851

57

89

0.522

 

High

356

163

0.031*

172

131

0.191

281

103

0.007*

Sites

Low

83

121

0.492

−56

126

0.660

1

88

0.987

 

High

299

151

0.052

114

135

0.402

157

105

0.134

Sites, age

Low

82

122

0.504

−48

125

0.696

−2.8

87

0.974

 

High

296

153

0.057

115

130

0.392

148

103

0.156

Sites, age, weight

Low

163

108

0.134

86

105

0.417

121

75

0.107

 

High

327

134

0.017*

236

112

0.039*

260

88

0.003*

Sites, age, fat-free mass

Low

132

94

0.163

22

76

0.774

73

60

0.226

 

High

290

118

0.016*

−5

82

0.949

155

71

0.031*

Sites, age, weight, alcohol, occupation, PA

Low

132

108

0.228

31

106

0.774

80

74

0.282

 

High

298

146

0.045*

162

117

0.170

215

93

0.022*

Sites, age, fat-free mass, alcohol, occupation, PA

Low

94

94

0.316

−21

78

0.788

37

60

0.544

 

High

245

127

0.058

−76

87

0.380

105

76

0.170

  1. *The model "All" is adjusted for sex in addition to the other covariates.
  2. β: regression coefficient; SE: standard error: PA: physical activity.