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Fig. 1

Receiver-operating characteristic (ROC) curves for assessment tool score

Table 1

General informations about subjects with or without metabolic syndrome

1) Values are mean ± SE, 2) by t-test, 3) N (%), 4) by χ²-test.

Table 2

Anthropometric and serum biochemical characteristics of subjects by the metabolic syndrome

1) by t-test, 2) Values are mean ± SE.

Table 3

Scoring according of the assessment tool questions by metabolic syndrome

1) by t-test, 2) Values are mean ± SE, 3) Total score: sum of 20 questions.

Table 4

Results of logistic regression analysis

1) Model 1: Unadjusted model, 2) Model 2: Adjustment for age, education level, monthly income, 3) CI: Confidence Interval.

Table 5

ROC¹⁾ curve and cutoff points of assessment tool

1) ROC: Receiver-Operating Characteristic, 2) PPV: Positive Predictive Value, 3) NPV: Negative Predictive Value.

Table 6

Forecasting check of assessment tool cut-off point

1) CI: Confidence Interval, 2) by logistic regression analysis.

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