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Table 1.

Three world-wide definitions of MetS.

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Characteristics of the participants.

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Fig 1.

Crude and age-adjusted prevalence of MetS based on three diagnostic criteria in Kazakhs.

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Age-specific and age-adjusted prevalence of MetS in Kazakh adults based on criteria of the IDF, ATP III, and JIS.

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Table 4.

Adjusted odds ratios of MetS components according to waist circumference category.

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Fig 2.

ROC curve of waist circumference to detect the existence of at least two other components of MetS in Kazakhs based on the JIS (2009) in men.

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Fig 3.

ROC curve of waist circumference to detect the existence of at least two other components of MetS in Kazakhs based on the JIS (2009) in women.

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Table 5.

Sensitivity, specificity, and ROC curve distance for detecting clusters of at least two metabolic risk factors (based on the JIS) for each cut-off value of waist circumference.

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