What is the CI=confidence interval, OR = odds ratio, P value=probability of null value hypothesis for the following data tables. The data collected aims to show an association between people with diabetes and muscle loss. Table 3 - Strength, functionality and muscle quality in type 2 diabetic patients (DM2) and non-diabetic (ND) subjects.Womenp=Menp=ND (N = 26)DM2 (N - 62)ND (N = 13)DM2 (N = 38)12MW (mt)TUG (s)Handgrip strength (kg)Quadriceps strength (kg)Arm quality (kg/kg)Leg quality (kg/kg)1153 + 119939 + 1689.7 (7.5-16)24.1 4.532.5 + 7.610.6 (5.4-16)4.7 (18-7.7)<0.0011359 + 1465.5 (4-9)45.3 + 3.91041 + 1509.1 (7.4-16)39.1 + 6.3<0.0017.2 (4.3-10)28.1 + 4.2<0.001<0.001<0.001<0.00135.3 + 5.413.7 (11-19)6 (3.4-9)0.04846.9 + 1112 (10-16)5.5 (3.2-7.1)52.8 + 130.0613 (10-15)5.3 (4.2-84)<0.0010.03<0.0010.85Values expressed as mean a standard deviation or median (range). Comparisons between groups analyzed by T-test or Mann Whitney. T12 MW:12 min walking capacity, TUG: Timed up and Go, quality: strength/fat free mass of upper or lower limbs.Significant differences in bold.

What is the CI=confidence interval, OR = odds ratio, P value=probability of null value hypothesis for the following data tables. The data collected aims to show an association between people with diabetes and muscle loss.

What is the CI=confidence interval, OR = odds ratio, P value=probability of null value hypothesis for the following data tables. The data collected aims to show an association between people with diabetes and muscle loss.

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