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. 2023 Feb 9;3(3):248–257. doi: 10.1038/s43587-022-00357-y

Table 1.

Characteristics of CALERIE Trial participants at baseline

AL CR
N/mean (%/s.d.) N/mean (%/s.d.)
CALERIE participant characteristics at baseline
Age at baseline (yr) 38 (7) 38 (7)
Energy intake (kcal d−1) 2,045 (481) 2,124 (558)
Sex
 Women 53 (71%) 100 (69%)
 Men 22 (29%) 45 (31%)
Race/ethnic identity
 White 57 (76%) 111 (77%)
 Black 11 (15%) 16 (11%)
 Other 7 (9%) 18 (12%)
Study site
 A 25 (33%) 47 (32%)
 B 27 (36%) 53 (37%)
 C 23 (31%) 45 (31%)
BMI stratum
 22.0–24.9 kg m−2 37 (54%) 70 (48%)
 25.0–27.9 kg m−2 38 (55%) 75 (52%)
Analysis sample characteristics at baseline
Age at baseline 38 (7) 38 (7)
Energy intake (kcal d−1) 2,023 (469) 2,130 (540)
Sex
 Women 48.00 (70%) 89 (70%)
 Men 21.00 (30%) 39 (30%)
Race/ethnic identity
 White 52.00 (75%) 100 (78%)
 Black 10 (14%) 13 (10%)
 Other 7 (10%) 15 (12%)
Study site
 A 24 (35%) 42 (33%)
 B 25 (36%) 45 (35%)
 C 20 (29%) 41 (32%)
BMI stratum
 22.0–24.9 kg m−2 33 (48%) 60 (47%)
 25.0–27.9 kg m−2 36 (52%) 68 (53%)

The table shows data for participants randomized to the AL control group and the CR treatment group. CALERIE included a total of N = 220 participants (AL n = 75, of whom n = 71 completed the study; CR n = 145, of whom n = 118 completed the study). The analysis sample was composed of CALERIE participants for whom DNAm data were available at baseline and at least one follow-up assessment (‘analysis sample’; N = 197; AL n = 69, CR n = 128).