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Table 6 Standard multiple regression analysis model for the prediction of ambulatory endurance

From: Predictors of ambulatory recovery and walking proficiency in community-dwelling stroke survivors: a cross-sectional study

Dependent variable

Predictors

SE

β

t-value

p-value

95% CI

Ambulatory endurance

(Constant)

31.02

 

1.99

0.842

−55.10–67.47

 

LEMF

0.49

−0.064

−1.40

0.165

−1.65–0.28

 

MBL

0.56

−0.023

−0.52

0.605

−1.39–0.81

 

PSTPL

0.33

0.157

2.97

0.003*

0.33–1.63

 

Gait speed

16.18

0.648

11.75

<0.001*

158.10–222.02

 

Cadence

0.17

0.078

1.59

0.114

−0.07–0.61

 

PSWT

6.87

−0.055

−1.14

0.258

−21.36–5.77

 

PSTT

6.26

−0.029

−0.50

0.620

−15.48–9.27

 

PIDLST

7.48

−0.042

−0.82

0.416

−20.98–8.68

 

Balance

0.38

0.108

1.95

0.054

−0.01–1.50

 

Cognition

2.70

0.025

0.55

0.583

−0.39–0.68

  1. Final regression model for predicting ambulatory/walking endurance (R2 = 0.765, F4, df=10, = 49.395.82, p ≤ 0.001). Regression equation: Y = a + bx; thus, walking endurance = 6.19+bx where Y = value of dependent variable, a = constant, b = regression coefficient of each predictor variable, and x = value of each predictor. Values of b and x will be added to the equation continuously depending on the number of predictor variables
  2. Key: LEMF Lower extremity motor function, MBL Mobility level, PSTPL Paretic step length, PSWT Paretic swing time, PSTT Paretic stance time, PIDLST Paretic initial double-limb support time, B unstandardized coefficient, SE Standard error, β standardized coefficient, t-value t-statistics, p-value significance level, 95% CI 95% confidence interval, Part C. part correlation, Tolr. tolerance, df degree of freedom, R2 coefficient of determination, F ANOVA value
  3. *Significant at p ≤ 0.05