Predicting handgrip power of young adult population among major ethnic groups of Sabah: a multivariate analysis

Table 11 The goodness-of-fit measure of multiple linear regression models predicts hand grip power generally and based on the dominant hand

	Model	R²	Adj. R²	F	P value
	RHGP = − 18.972 − 8.704 Gender + 7.043 RHB	0.6342	0.6322	212.282	< 0.0001
	LHGP = − 11.621 − 9.389 Gender + 5.861 LHB	0.6425	0.6405	327.980	< 0.0001
Right-handed	RHGP = − 17.240 − 9.265 Gender + 6.979RHB	0.6832	0.6809	300.803	< 0.0001
Right-handed	LHGP = − 15.773 − 8.907 Gender + 6.303LHB	0.6671	0.6648	279.605	< 0.0001
Left-handed	RHGP = 4.754 − 10.386 Gender + 3.829RMFL	0.5360	0.5248	47.940	< 0.0001
Left-handed	LHGP = − 0.496 − 10.425 Gender + 4.558LHB	0.5796	0.5695	57.221	< 0.0001

Adj. R² adjusted R-squared, LHB left handbreadth, LHGP left handgrip power, RHB right handbreadth, RHGP right-hand grip power

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