Table 3 |
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Multiple regression coefficients β (and 95% CIs) and R2, associated with the standards of the Brazilian regions according to the proportion of predictor variables within each PSU: |
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North |
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Regional β (CI 95%) |
Rice and beans β (CI 95%) |
Fruit/Greens/Sweets β (CI 95%) |
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% per PSU |
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Children |
1.31 (0.86; 1.76)* |
-0.25 (-0.70; 0.20) |
-0.18 (-0.56; 0.20) |
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Adolescent |
1.15 (0.68; 1.62)* |
0.18 (-0.29; 0.65) |
-0.19 (-0.59; 0.21) |
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Elderly persons |
1.59 (0.93; 2.25)* |
-0.32 (-0.98; 0.34) |
0.29 (-0.27; 0.85) |
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Mean income per PSU |
-0.04 (-0.18; 0.10) |
0.08 (-0.06; 0.22) |
0.66 (0.54; 0.78)* |
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Education of the head of the family (%) |
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Illiterate |
-0.64 (-1.83; 0.53) |
0.47 (-0.70; 1.64) |
0.59 (-0.41; 1.58) |
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Elementary |
0.57 (0.05; 1.10)* |
-0.54 (-1.06;-0.02)* |
0.59 (0.14; 1.04)* |
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High school |
1.19 (0.62; 1.75)* |
-2.21 (-2.77;-1.65)* |
1.09 (0.61; 1.60)* |
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Undergraduate and graduate |
0.51 (-0.49;1.52) |
-2.00 (-3.0;-1.00)* |
1.31 (0.46; 2.15)* |
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R2 |
0.14 |
0.16 |
0.35 |
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Northeast |
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Rice and beans β (CI 95%) |
High energy β (CI 95%) |
High Protein β (CI 95%) |
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% per PSU |
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Children |
0.42 (0.15; 0.70)* |
-0.34 (-0.60;-0.08)* |
0.40 (0.15;0.66)* |
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Adolescent |
0.68 (0.42; 0.95)* |
-0.23 (-0.49;0.02) |
0.42 (0.17;0.67)* |
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Elderly persons |
0.47 (0.13; 0.81)* |
0.09 (-0.24;0.41) |
0.81 (0.49;1.12)* |
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Mean income per PSU |
-0.05 (-0.15; 0.04) |
0.49 (0.40;0.58)* |
0.60 (0.51;0.69)* |
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Education of the head of the family (%) |
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Illiterate |
0.32 (-0.19;0.83) |
-0.46 (-0.95;0.03) |
1.00 (0.53;1.48)* |
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Elementary |
-0.59 (-0.86;-0.31)* |
0.55 (0.29;0.81)* |
0.10 (-0.14;0.36) |
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High school |
-1.74 (-2.08;-1.40)* |
0.55 (0.22;0.87)* |
0.22 (-0.10;0.53) |
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Undergraduate and graduate |
-1.85 (-2.47;-1.22)* |
0.53 (-0.07;1.13) |
-0.69 (-1.27;0.11) |
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R2 |
0.21 |
0.24 |
0.19 |
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Southeast |
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Rice and beans β (IC 95%) |
Mixed β (IC 95%) |
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% per PSU |
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Children |
0.26 (-1.17; 0.71) |
0.38 (0.02;0.74)* |
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Adolescent |
1.08 (0.65; 1.51)* |
0.29 (-0.06;0.64) |
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Elderly persons |
0.74 (0.21; 1.26)* |
0.97 (0.54;1.40)* |
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Mean income per PSU |
-0.05 (-0.14; 0.15) |
0.75 (0.63;0.87)* |
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Education of the head of the family (%) |
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Illiterate |
0.98 (-0.44; 2.40) |
0.19 (-0.95;1.34) |
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Elementary |
-0.16 (-0.70; 0.37) |
0.68 (0.25;1.11)* |
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High school |
-1.83 (-2.43; -1.24)* |
1.20 (0.71;1.68)* |
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Undergraduate and graduate |
-0.88 (-1.67; -0.09)* |
0.67 (0.02;1.31)* |
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R2 |
0.16 |
0.39 |
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South |
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Rice and beans β (IC 95%) |
Mixed β (IC 95%) |
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% per PSU |
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Children |
0.30 (-0.18;0.79) |
0.41 (-0.02;0.84) |
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Adolescent |
0.56 (0.09;1.03)* |
0.51 (0.09;0.93)* |
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Elderly persons |
0.54 (-0.06;1.14) |
0.13 (-0.4;0.66) |
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Mean income per PSU |
-0.41 (-0.58;-0.23)* |
0.88 (0.72;1.03)* |
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Education of the head of the family (%) |
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Illiterate |
-0.18(-2.26;1.89) |
-0.53 (-2.38;1.31) |
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Elementary |
0.52 (-0.1;1.15) |
1.00 (0.44;1.56)* |
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High school |
-0.36 (-1.07;0.36) |
0.92 (0.29;1.56)* |
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Undergraduate and graduated |
0.19 (-0.77;1.15) |
0.52 (-0.33;1.38) |
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R2 |
0.17 |
0.29 |
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Midwest |
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Rice and beans β (IC 95%) |
Mixed β (IC 95%) |
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% per PSU |
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Children |
-0.02 (-0.45;0.40) |
0.36 (0.007;0.71)* |
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Adolescent |
0.66 (0.25;1.07)* |
0.19 (-0.14;0.52) |
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Elderly persons |
0.44 (-0.13;1.01) |
0.53 (0.06;1.00)* |
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Mean income per PSU |
0.06 (-0.08;0.21) |
0.76 (0.64;0.88)* |
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Education of the head of the family (%) |
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Illiterate |
0.33 (-0.87;1.54) |
0.16 (-0.83;1.14) |
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Elementary |
-0.06 (-0.60;0.48) |
0.36 (-0.09;0.80) |
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High school |
-1.52 (-2.11;-0.92)* |
0.69 (0.21;1.18)* |
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Undergraduate and graduate |
-1.29 (-2.15;-0.43)* |
0.33 (-0.38;1.03) |
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R2 |
0.11 |
0.34 |
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* p-value < 0.05 |
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Nascimento et al. Nutrition Journal 2011 10:79 doi:10.1186/1475-2891-10-79 |
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