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Table 1.

Characteristics of study population by sleep QUANTITY categories.

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Table 2.

Characteristics of study population by sleep QUALITY1 tertiles.

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Figure 1.

Cognitive function scores by sleep quantity.

Fully adjusted mean T scores for amnestic and non-amnestic cognition scores for each sleep quantity category, in younger and older age groups. Adjusted for age, sex, sleep*age, education, employment grade, depression, physical activity, smoking, general health (Model 3).

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Figure 2.

Cognitive function scores by sleep quality.

Fully adjusted mean T scores for amnestic and non-amnestic cognition scores for each sleep quality tertile, in younger and older age groups. Adjusted for age, sex, sleep*age, education, employment grade, depression, physical activity, smoking, general health (Model 3).

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Table 3.

Mean amnestic and non-amnestic T scores by sleep quantity categories for the younger and older age groups.

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Table 4.

Mean amnestic and non-amnestic T scores by sleep quality categories for the younger and older age groups.

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Figure 3.

Mean amnestic T scores by sleep categories adjusted for sleep quality.

Adjusted mean amnestic T Score by sleep quantity categories, per sleep quality tertile, in younger and older age groups.

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Figure 4.

Mean non-amnestic T scores by sleep categories adjusted for sleep quality.

Adjusted mean non-amnestic T Score by sleep quantity categories, per sleep quality tertile, in younger and older age groups.

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