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. 2013 Nov 15;17(9):1939–1948. doi: 10.1017/S1368980013003042

Table 2.

Intake of nutrients assessed with a short dietary questionnaire (SDQ) and a more extensive FFQ in sixty-one normal-weight/overweight/obese non-pregnant women, Västerbotten, northern Sweden, 2008–2009

SDQ FFQ
Median IQR Median IQR P value*
Nutrients for which the SDQ gave a higher estimated intake compared with the FFQ
Protein (g/MJ per d) 10·4 2·0 9·0 1·9 <0·001
Carbohydrate (g/MJ per d) 28·8 4·1 26·9 4·9 <0·001
Ca (mg/MJ per d) 105·9 45·9 82·9 41·3 <0·001
Se (μg/MJ per d) 4·6 2·1 3·6 1·4 <0·001
Zn (mg/MJ per d) 1·4 0·3 1·1 0·3 <0·001
Nutrients for which the FFQ gave a higher estimated intake compared with the SDQ
Fat (g/MJ per d) 7·9 1·7 10·2 2·2 <0·001
Fe (mg/MJ per d) 1·2 0·3 1·6 0·3 <0·001
Nutrient for which no statistically significant difference in intake between the SDQ and the FFQ was found
Alcohol (g/MJ per d)† 0·3 0·5 0·4 0·4 0·73

IQR, interquartile range.

Data are presented as median and interquartile range of energy-adjusted intakes.

*P value derived from the Wilcoxon signed-rank test for the difference in intakes assessed with the two questionnaires.

†For the fifty-eight women who reported to consume alcohol.