ut the results of your tests into one table using Excel or Word. Set up the table like the one below but use all the variables from the analysis section above. Make sure your percentages from the Chi Square test add up to 100% going across the rows. This allows us to compare, for example, the percent of females who have diabetes versus the percent of males who have diabetes. Table 1. Give it a title Variable Total n=100 Diabetes p-Value Yes n=40 No n=60 Gender 0.10 Female 50 22 (44%) 28 (56%) Male 50 25 (50%) 25 (50%) High Blood Pressure Yes 30 20 (67%) 10 (33%) 0.001 No 70 35 (50%) 35 (50%) 2. Write a paragraph or two describing your results. For each variable, tell us the percent that have diabetes for each category and whether we have evidence the variables are related. Include the table and paragraph in your submission and title the section Bivariate Results