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Table 5 Associations between all covariates and birth outcomes by multiple linear regression

From: Maternal urinary 2-hydroxynaphthalene and birth outcomes in Taiyuan, China

Variables

BW

BL

BHC

PI

CI

Maternal age

 β

−2.43

−0.07

0.01

0.01

0.09

 p

0.695

0.026

0.588

0.058

0.593

Maternal BMI

 β

27.52

0.04

0.07

0.02

−0.62

 p

0.001

0.293

0.005

0.006

0.002

Parity

 β

−48.49

0.20

0.12

−0.07

1.80

 p

0.393

0.452

0.509

0.096

0.235

Gestational age

 β

20.84

0.06

0.07

0.01

−0.50

 P

0.001

0.001

0.001

0.001

0.001

Gender (female vs. male)

 β

−67.66

0.07

−0.30

−0.06

1.13

 p

0.166

0.751

0.058

0.074

0.386

Passive smoking

 β

−41.20

−0.19

−0.17

0.01

0.14

 p

0.402

0.423

0.285

0.921

0.913

2-OH NAP

 β

−71.83

−0.31

−0.08

− 0.01

2.09

 p

0.053

0.071

0.506

0.831

0.035

Eating grilled meat

 β

8.69

0.19

−0.10

−0.02

−0.57

 p

0.859

0.400

0.513

0.524

0.664

Urinary phenol

 β

8.48

0.11

−0.08

−0.01

−0.41

 p

0.721

0.310

0.315

0.442

0.519

Cord blood lead

 β

77.93

−0.10

−0.07

0.09

−2.70

 p

0.240

0.750

0.759

0.071

0.127

  1. Adjusted for parity, maternal BMI, maternal age, gender of newborn, gestational age, eating grilled meat, passive smoking, and levels of the other three PAH metabolites, urinary phenol, and cord blood lead. The bold text indicates a p-value less than 0.05