their individual or combined scores

Lastly, we conducted exploratory analyses where we sequentially omitted 1 to 5 dimensions of RU-SATED (i.e., six 5-dimension scores excluding regularity, satisfaction, alertness, timing, efficiency, or duration; fifteen 4-dimension scores excluding regularity-satisfaction, regularity-alertness, regularity-timing, etc.; twenty 3-dimension scores excluding regularity-satisfaction-alertness, etc.; fifteen 2-dimension scores including just regularity-satisfaction, regularity-alertness, etc.; six 1-dimension scores of individual dimensions). We then examined associations of each partial RU-SATED score with MoCA T-score, NIHTB T-score, and percent predicted values for gait speed and grip strength, adjusting for the same covariates as the primary analysis.