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Table 3 Multiple linear regression for the association between the volumes of the upper airways and maxillary sinuses and the linear measurements of the hard palate

From: Do the dimensions of the hard palate have a relationship with the volumes of the upper airways and maxillary sinuses? A CBCT study

Multiple linear regression

Factors

BC

SE

CI (95% for B)

p-value

Upper airways

Total volume

HP width (1st PM)

0.189

0.197

(0.082–0.857)

0.018*

HP height (1st PM)

− 0.121

0.147

(− 0.595–− 0.017)

0.038*

HP width (1st M)

− 0.042

0.159

(− 0.398–0.228)

0.593

Nasopharynx volume

HP width (1st PM)

0.198

0.083

(0.045–0.373)

0.013*

HP height (1st PM)

− 0.123

0.062

(− 0.255–− 0.009)

0.035*

HP width (1st M)

− 0.033

0.068

(− 0.162–0.104)

0.669

Oropharynx volume

HP width (1st PM)

0.132

0.105

(0.032–0.446)

0.024*

HP height (1st PM)

− 0.096

0.107

(− 0.386–0.034)

0.100

Maxillary sinuses

Total volume

HP width (1st M)

0.291

0.173

(0.486–1.169)

p < 0.0001*

HP height (1st M)

0.358

0.229

(0.895–1.798)

p < 0.0001*

  1. HP Hard palate
  2. 1st PM Region of the first premolars
  3. 1st M Region of the first molars
  4. BC Beta coefficient
  5. SE Standard error
  6. CI 95% Confidence interval for beta
  7. *Significant association (p < 0.05), according to Multiple linear regression