The difference attenuated after further adjustment for other covariates.
2-hour insulin remained higher after further adjustment for fat mass.
Further adjustment for maternal pre-pregnancy BMI attenuated the association, though, it remained statistically significant.
Further adjustment for BMI did not change the magnitude and significance of the association.
The association for obese participants disappeared after further adjustment for history of diabetes.
Further adjustment for smoking habits, alcohol consumption, and physical activity also did not change the associations.
Further adjustment for cardiovascular covariates attenuated the association (OR, 1.21 [CI, 0.98 to 1.49]).
Further adjustment for BMI did not change the magnitude or the significance of the association.
BMI remains independently associated with cIMT after further adjustment for mean arterial pressure.
Results were unaffected by further adjustment for ACE-I/ARB use.
Model 3 included further adjustment for QUICKI.
