Table 2 Multivariable analysis of the association of systolic blood pressure (SBP) phenotypes with other patient characteristics

From: Determinants of day–night difference in blood pressure, a comparison with determinants of daytime and night-time blood pressure

Variables

Mean day SBP

Mean night SBP

Day–night decline in SBP

 

Beta (s.e.)

P-value

Beta (s.e.)

P-value

Beta (s.e.)

P-value

Beta (s.e.) a

P-valuea

Age

1.418 (0.404)

4.4x10-4

−0.281 (0.376)

0.454

1.175 (0.236)

6.5x10−7

0.915 (0.225)

4.68 × 10−5

Genderb

−4.627 (0.762)

1.2x10−9

−3.218 (0.709)

5.6x10−6

−0.582 (0.445)

0.191

0.277 (0.427)

0.517

Body mass index

1.423 (0.324)

1.2x10 −5

1.034 (0.300)

0.001

0.164 (0.188)

0.383

−0.100 (0.179)

0.578

Total cholesterol

0.772 (0.839)

0.358

−1.287 (0.775)

0.097

1.556 (0.485)

0.001

1.426 (0.459)

0.002

LDL cholesterol

0.673 (0.811)

0.406

1.499 (0.748)

0.045

−0.771 (0.468)

0.099

−0.916 (0.442)

0.038

Triglyceride

0.556 (0.307)

0.071

0.933 (0.285)

0.001

−0.354 (0.178)

0.047

−0.465 (0.169)

0.006

Plasma urate

1.314 (0.388)

0.001

1.149 (0.359)

0.001

−0.043 (0.225)

0.848

−0.287 (0.214)

0.180

Blood glucose

0.29 (0.266)

0.274

0.436 (0.247)

0.078

−0.147 (0.155)

0.343

−0.201 (0.147)

0.172

eGFR

0.69 (0.373)

0.064

0.509 (0.346)

0.14

0.079 (0.216)

0.715

−0.059 (0.205)

0.775

24-h Urine sodium

0.356 (0.287)

0.215

0.478 (0.266)

0.072

−0.113 (0.167)

0.498

−0.174 (0.158)

0.272

C-reactive protein

0.638 (0.261)

0.014

0.514 (0.243)

0.034

0.022 (0.153)

0.888

−0.096 (0.145)

0.506

Alcohol units

1.314 (0.289)

5.3x10−6

0.813 (0.268)

0.002

0.221 (0.168)

0.189

−0.015 (0.160)

0.924

Current smoker

−0.357 (0.27)

0.186

−1.302 (0.25)

1.9x10−7

0.811 (0.157)

2.2x10−7

0.874 (0.148)

3.79 × 10−9

  1. Abbreviations: eGFR, estimated glomerular filtration rate; LDL cholesterol, low-density lipoprotein cholesterol.
  2. All beta values are given per standard deviation (s.d.) change in the variable, with a negative beta representing an inverse correlation. Note that the beta values for the day–night decline in BP is a % while those for mean day and night SBP are in mm Hg.
  3. aAdditionally adjusted for mean daytime SBP.
  4. bGender is females compared to males.