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. 2016 Apr 6;19(13):2347–2356. doi: 10.1017/S1368980016000732

Table 3.

Observed compliance with dietary recommendations and the sample size needed to detect 25 % or higher level of non-compliance using WebCAAFE among schoolchildren (n 629), aged 7–11 years, attending 2nd to 5th grades, of five elementary public schools in Florianopolis, Brazil, March–October 2012

Food group RDF* % complying 95 % CI n 95 % CI n
Cooked beans 1 15.15 12.50, 18.12 5 5, 6 7
Cereals 6 5.76 4.11, 7.82 3 3, 4 5
Dairy products 3 6.21 4.49, 8.33 3 3, 4 5
Fruits/green leaves/vegetables 5 1.36 0.06, 2.57 2 2, 3 4
Meat/fish/seafood 1 24.85 21.59, 28.33 8 7, 10 12
Sweets 1 47.88 44.01, 51.77 31 23, 42 50
Fried food 0 49.39 45.51, 53.28 34 26, 47 56
Sugary beverages 0 52.12 48.23, 55.99 43 31, 62 74
*

Recommended daily frequency of consumption.

Estimated sample size with 90 % power to detect 75 % compliance or higher.

Targeted sample size with 20 % added to the upper bound of the 95 % CI.