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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2010 Dec 1.
Published in final edited form as: Cancer Epidemiol. 2009 Oct 14;33(6):419–423. doi: 10.1016/j.canep.2009.09.005

Table 4.

Multivariate linear regression models1 of factors associated with micronutrient intakes (dependent variables) in women with FHBOC (n = 211)

Age
β
(p)		 Parity
β
(p)		 BMI
β
(p)		 Alcohol2
β
(p)		 Smoking2
β
(p)		 College education2
β
(p)
Nutrient Intake
Dietary Folate (mg) 0.065
(0.27)		 0.004
(0.95)		 -0.115
(0.053)		 0.077
(0.18)		 -0.067
(0.24)		 0.094
(0.10)
Total folate (mg) 0.065
(0.34)		 -0.070
(0.30)		 -0.078
(0.26)		 0.094
(0.17)		 -0.078
(0.24)		 0.157
(0.02)
Vitamin B1 (g) 0.062
(0.21)		 -0.025
(0.62)		 -0.035
(0.50)		 -0.036
(0.46)		 -0.095
(0.051)		 0.109
(0.03)
Total Vitamin B1 (g) 0.032
(0.64)		 -0.070
(0.31)		 -0.047
(0.51)		 0.069
(0.31)		 -0.066
(0.33)		 0.171
(0.013)
Vitamin B6 (mg) 0.000
(0.56)		 0.004
(0.58)		 -0.003
(0.17)		 -0.008
(0.70)		 -0.013
(0.38)		 .0480
(0.04)
Total Vitamin B6 0.031
(0.46)		 0.029
(0.48)		 -0.074
(0.46)		 -0.019
(0.37)		 -0.046
(0.37)		 0.107
(0.01)
Vitamin C (mg) 0.069
(0.27)		 -0.012
(0.85)		 -0.179
(0.01)		 0.126
(0.05)		 -0.147
(0.02)		 0.137
(0.03)
Total Vitamin C 0.087
(0.22)		 -0.009
(0.89)		 -0.184
(0.011)		 0.152
(0.03)		 0.000
(1.00)		 0.089
(0.20)
α-Carotene 0.099
(0.16)		 0.134
(0.052)		 -0.108
(0.13)		 -0.037
(0.59)		 -0.039
(0.56)		 0.144
(0.04)
β-Carotene 0.075
(0.26)		 0.096
(0.15)		 -0.125
(0.06)		 0.034
(0.61)		 -0.088
(0.17)		 0.176
(0.01)
Lutein 0.025
(0.71)		 0.040
(0.53)		 -0.175
(0.01)		 0.157
(0.02)		 -0.121
(0.06)		 0.145
(0.02)
β-cryptoxanthin 0.072
(0.28)		 0.039
(0.54)		 -0.074
(0.27)		 0.099
(0.13)		 -0.072
(0.27)		 0.032
(0.62)
Lycopene -0.194
(0.004)		 0.062
(0.34)		 -0.055
(0.42)		 0.047
(0.48)		 -0.058
(0.93)		 0.069
(0.29)
1

: All standardized regression coefficients (Beta) are adjusted for all other independent variables in the model and daily energy intake (kilocalories).

2

: Alcohol is included in the model as current use vs no current use, smoking as ordinal (never smoker, previous smoker and current smoker) and college education as college education vs no college education.