Why the study?
To estimate the size of regression to the mean with ambulatory blood pressure measurement.
What is the size of regression to the mean with repeated ambulatory blood pressure measurements?
What is the size of regression to the mean with repeated ambulatory blood pressure measurements?
Ambulatory blood pressure is subject to considerable regression to the mean, which can lead to underestimation of its association with cardiovascular disease if not adjusted for.
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Single high ABP readings warrant caution from regression to the mean; leaves open precise quantification across phenotypes.
Moore et al. (2018) studied this question.
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