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Published in final edited form as: Int J Obes (Lond). 2011 Jul 26;36(5):686–694. doi: 10.1038/ijo.2011.133

Table 4.

Multivariate OLS Regression of Food Pattern Trajectory on BMI at Exam 7

β 95% CI
Female 0.184* (−0.030 – 0.398)
Age (years) −0.0451*** (−0.055 – −0.035)
Education (Years) 0.00137 (−0.043 – 0.045)
Baseline BMI (Exam 5) 0.962*** (0.930 − 0.993)
Baseline Food Pattern (Exam 5)
 Meat & soda (reference) - -
 Sweets 0.0052 (−0.367 – 0.378)
 Alcohol & snacks 0.0343 (−0.314 – 0.382)
 Light −0.481** (−0.875 – −0.087)
 Caffeine-avoidant −0.111 (−0.493 – 0.271)
 Offsetting −0.337** (−0.664 – −0.009)
 Healthier −0.038 (−0.418 – 0.342)
Exam 5–6–7 Food Pattern Trajectory
 Consistent (reference) - -
 Healthful (upwards) −0.111 (−0.382 – 0.160)
 Unhealthful (downwards) 0.416*** (0.109 – 0.723)
 Mixed movement 0.14 (−0.108 – 0.388)

Abbreviations: β, parameter estimate; CI, confidence interval; BMI, body mass index. Sample includes (n=2 158) individuals.

***

p<0.01,

**

p<0.05,

*

p<0.1. R2=0.81