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. 2016 Mar 3;11(3):e0148745. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0148745

Table 3. Models of the relationship between the numbers of each type of food stores and city level of income and urbanization*.

Large-sized supermarkets Small/medium-sized markets Specialty retailers
IRR P 95%CI IRR P 95%CI IRR P 95%CI
Income level (reference group: low)
    Middle 1.35 0.160 (0.89,2.07) 0.72 0.329 (0.38,1.38) 0.66 0.383 (0.26,1.69)
    High 1.84 0.046 (1.01,3.35) 0.51 0.022 (0.29,0.91) 0.55 0.196 (0.22,1.37)
Urbanization level (reference group: low)
    Medium 1.40 0.207 (0.83,2.39) 1.26 0.223 (0.87,1.82) 1.57 0.171 (0.82,2.99)
    High 1.95 0.005 (1.08,3.55) 0.69 0.044 (0.39,1.23) 0.83 0.604 (0.42,1.66)

*IRR, incidence-rate ratio.

The population size and area of study areas were adjusted for each model.