Table 4 Main regression models for completers only: cross-sectional associations between APOE e4 status and Moray House Test (MHT) scores at each age separately.

From: Effect sizes of APOE e4 on the same general cognitive ability test taken by the same people from age 11 to age 90: The Lothian Birth Cohorts 1921 and 1936

 

Lothian Birth Cohort 1936 (N = 457)

  

Model 1 – age + sex

 

Model 2 – age + sex + health covariates

MHT

N

Std est

SE

P value

95% CI

N

Std est

SE

P value

95% CI

Age 11

430

−0.046

0.047

0.330

−0.139, 0.047

 

Age 70

457

−0.080

0.046

0.081

−0.171, 0.010

457

−0.080

0.046

0.082

−0.172, 0.010

Age 76

457

−0.126

0.046

0.006

−0.216, −0.036

457

−0.126

0.046

0.006

−0.215, −0.036

Age 79

457

−0.161

0.045

<0.001

−0.249, −0.073

454

−0.160*

0.045

<0.001

−0.248, −0.071

 

Lothian Birth Cohort 1921 (N = 119)

Age 11

104

−0.112

0.093

0.232

−0.294, 0.011

 

Age 79

119

−0.134

0.090

0.137

−0.311, 0.043

116

−0.141*

0.090

0.119

−0.318, −0.036

Age 87

119

−0.202

0.088

0.021

−0.374, −0.031

119

−0.202

0.088

0.022

−0.376, −0.029

Age 90

119

−0.289

0.082

<0.001

−0.451, −0.128

119

−0.312

0.081

<0.001

−0.471, −0.153

  1. Completers are those who attended, and sat the MHT, at all 3 waves in later life. The health covariates in model 2 are CVD, diabetes, stroke, and hypertension (yes/no).
  2. *The meta-analytic effect size across both cohorts at age 79 (adjusted model 2–see asterisked values above) is -−0.156; SE = 0.040; P = 0.0001; 95%CI = −0.235, −0.077.
  3. P values <0.05 are indicated in bold.