Table 3.
Consumers only | ||||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Population prevalence* | Alcoholic beverage intake (standard drinks)*,† | Percentage of total energy from alcoholic beverages (%)*,‡ | ||||
Day of week | % | 95% CI | Median | 10th–90th percentile | Median | 10th–90th percentile |
Monday | 27·7a | 25·3, 30·1 | 2·94a | 1·20–8·17 | 11·6a | 4·1–29·0 |
Tuesday | 28·6a | 26·2, 31·0 | 2·86a,b | 1·13–8·75 | 12·3a,b | 4·4–32·1 |
Wednesday | 30·7a,c | 28·2, 33·3 | 3·27a,b | 1·04–8·31 | 13·9a,b | 4·9–30·1 |
Thursday | 27·6a | 25·2, 30·0 | 2·94a,b | 1·16–8·61 | 12·7a,b | 4·6–31·3 |
Friday | 39·8b | 37·2, 42·4 | 3·82b,c | 1·20–9·82 | 12·8b | 4·8–38·0 |
Saturday | 35·7b,c | 33·1, 38·2 | 4·23c | 1·06–12·91 | 17·3b | 5·3–43·7 |
Sunday | 38·7b | 36·2, 41·3 | 3·40b,c | 1·27–10·25 | 14·0a,b | 5·3–36·6 |
a,b,cValues within a column with unlike superscript letters were significantly different (P<0·05).
The independent-samples Kruskal–Wallis test, followed by pairwise comparisons, was used to test for differences in prevalence, alcoholic beverage intake and percentage energy from alcoholic beverages between days of the week.
One standard drink contains 10 g of alcohol( 27 ).
Percentage of total energy from alcoholic beverages includes energy from soft drinks mixed with alcoholic beverages where applicable.