Correlation between dominant, non-dominant hand grip strength and upper limb anthropometric characteristics of participants (n = 150).

Table 4: Correlation between dominant, non-dominant hand grip strength and upper limb anthropometric characteristics of participants (n = 150).

Variable	HGS-D		HGS-ND
Variable	r^a	p-value	r^a	p-value
RArG	0.128	0.118	0.105	0.200
RFaG	0.442	0.001^**	0.411	0.001^**
RHLg	0.498	0.001^**	0.500	0.001^**
RHSp	0.465	0.001^**	0.479	0.001^**
RPLg	0.427	0.001^**	0.447	0.001^**
RWrC	0.437	0.001^**	0.395	0.001^**
LArG	0.157	0.054	0.116	0.156
LFaG	0.427	0.001^**	0.417	0.001^**
LHLg	0.500	0.001^**	0.509	0.001^**
LHSp	0.427	0.001^**	0.451	0.001^**
LPLg	0.403	0.013^*	0.420	0.001^**
LWrC	0.399	0.001^**	0.357	0.001^**

^*p < 0.05; ^**p < 0.001

RArG: Right arm girth; RFaG: Right forearm girth; RHLg: Right hand length; RHSp: Right hand span; RPLg: Right palm length; RWrC: Right wrist circumference; LArG: Left arm girth; LFaG: Left forearm girth; LHLg: Left hand length; LHSp: Left hand span; LPLg: Left palm length; LWrC: Left wrist circumference; HFS: Hand functional status; HGSD: dominant hand grip strength; HGSND: non-dominant hand grip strength;^aPearson’s product-moment correlation.