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Table 4 Adjusted correlation of beverage intake from average of 3-day 24-h recall and 7-day diary registrya

From: Comparing a 7-day diary vs. 24 h-recall for estimating fluid consumption in overweight and obese Mexican women

 

R 2

Root SME

p (model)

Total beverage consumption: (n = 190)

 kcal/d

0.522

581.9

<0.001

 mL/d

0.650

424.6

<0.001

Type of beverages

 Sugar-sweetened beverages (n = 171)

  kcal/d

0.503

425.3

<0.001

  mL/d

0.655

239.5

<0.001

 Fruit juices (n = 26)

  kcal/d

0.164

147.1

0.745

  mL/d

0.213

78.7

0.531

 Milk and milk products without added sugar (n = 91)

  kcal/d

0.153

201.7

0.005

  mL/d

0.156

102.9

0.004

 Milk and milk products with added sugar (n = 83)

  kcal/d

0.318

329.1

<0.001

  mL/d

0.228

115.2

<0.001

 Alcohol beverages (n = 24)

  kcal/d

0.620

437.4

0.002

  mL/d

0.375

150.0

0.044

 Noncaloric beverages (n = 66)

  kcal/d

0.103

119.6

0.472

  mL/d

0.412

156.3

<0.001

 Water (n = 187)

  mL/d

0.723

354.3

<0.001

  1. aLinear regression models. Coefficient of determination (R2) of each model is used as an estimator of the adjusted correlation. Adjusted by: age, BMI, education, socioeconomic status (tertiles), and intervention group