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Table 4 Bivariate correlations between fat mass, BMI and lipid over the course of the season

From: A longitudinal study examining the effects of a season of American football on lipids and lipoproteins

 

Fat Mass Pre-Season

Fat Mass Post-Competition

Fat Mass Post-Season

BMI Pre-Season

BMI Post-Competition

BMI Post-Season

Total Cholesterol Pre-Season

r

0.604

  

0.432

  

P

0.049*

  

0.123

  

n

11

  

14

  

Total Cholesterol Post-Competition

r

 

0.131

  

0.129

 

P

 

0.736

  

0.605

 

n

 

9

  

13

 

Total Cholesterol Post-Season

r

  

0.390

  

0.283

P

  

0.387

  

0.349

n

  

7

  

13

LDL-C Pre-Season

r

0.528

  

0.348

  

P

0.095

  

0.223

  

n

11

  

14

  

LDL-C Post-Competition

r

 

0.005

  

0.099

 

P

 

0.990

  

0.748

 

n

 

9

  

13

 

LDL-C Post-Season

r

  

0.361

  

0.351

P

  

0.426

  

0.240

n

  

7

  

13

HDL-C Pre-Season

r

0.329

  

0.209

  

P

0.323

  

0.474

  

n

11

  

14

  

HDL-C Post-Competition

r

 

−0.536

  

−0.566

 

P

 

0.137

  

0.044*

 

n

 

9

  

0.13

 

HDL-C Post-Season

r

  

−0.233

  

−0.425

P

  

0.614

  

0.148

n

  

7

  

13

Triglycerides Pre-Season

r

0.833

  

0.752

  

P

0.001*

  

0.002*

  

n

11

  

14

  

Triglycerides Post-Competition

r

 

0.942

  

0.846

 

P

 

0.000*

  

0.000*

 

n

 

9

  

13

 

Triglycerides Post-Season

r

  

0.702

  

0.442

P

  

0.079

  

0.130

n

  

7

  

13

  1. r represents Pearson correlations; P values represent 2-tailed testing; n represents sample size for bivariate correlation; *Significant at p ≤ 0.05; Significant at p ≤ 0.10 but > 0.05.