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. 2018 May 21;22(11):1928–1940. doi: 10.1017/S1368980018001246

Table 5.

Final models describing correlates of weekday consumption of three varieties of sugar-sweetened beverages (SSB) among secondary-school students (n 41 829) from Alberta and Ontario participating in Year 2 of the COMPASS study, Canada, 2013/14

Weekday SSB consumption
Composite SSB score Soft drinks Sweetened coffees/teas Energy drinks
Variable type Adjusted rate§ 95 % CI Adjusted rate§ 95 % CI Adjusted rate§ 95 % CI Adjusted rate§ 95 % CI
School beverage availability
Availability of sweetened coffees and teas in school vending machines
Unavailable 1·00 Ref. 1·00 Ref.
Available 1·08** 1·03, 1·13 1·27*** 1·11, 1·46
School neighbourhood food outlets
Access to restaurants within 1 km buffer of school
No 1·00 Ref. 1·00 Ref.
Yes 1·04 0·99, 1·08 1·09 0·96, 1·24

Ref., reference category; –, variable was excluded from model during univariate analyses screening or the block-wise model-building process.

**P<0·01, ***P<0·001.

Number of weekdays participants reported consuming SSB in a typical school week (Monday to Friday, 0–5 days).

A composite score, ranging from 0 to 15, representing the sum of participants’ weekday rates of consuming the three distinct SSB categories.

§

Rates represent the exponentiated beta coefficients; rates adjusted for all other variables in the column, in addition to school- and student-level control variables.