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. 2017 Oct 7;13:99–104. doi: 10.1016/j.ymgmr.2017.08.003

Table 4.

Comparison of daily nutritional intake and reference nutrient intakes, median (range) for all nutrients measured at baseline, phase 1 (when study feed replaced one ingredient), and phase 2 (when all modular ingredients were replaced).

Nutrients Mean nutrient intake (range)
Significance
Pre-study to phase 1
n = 13
Mean nutrient intake (range)
Phase 2
(week 79)
Significance
Baseline to phase 2
n = 13
% reference nutrient intake
Significance
Pre-study to phase 1
n = 13
% reference nutrient intake
Phase 2 (week 79)
Significance
Baseline to phase 2
n = 13
Pre-study
(week 8)
Phase 1
(week 26)
Baseline
(week 8)
Phase 1
(week 26)
Energy kcal/kg/d* 59 (32–82) 61 (34–87) p = 0.87 48 (33–62) p = 0.002 76 (47–103) 78 (46–98) p = 0.06 76 (48–86) p = 0.4
Total protein g/kg (natural and precursor-free l-amino acids) g/kg/d 1.2 (0.7–1.5) 1.2 (0.8–1.4) p = 0.48 1.0 (0.6–2.1) p = 0.002 129 (78–153) 127 (88–164) p = 0.32 111 (67–200) p = 0.002
Natural protein** g/kg/d 0.85 (0.5–1.2) 0.85 (0.5–1.2) p = 0.3 0.9 (0.6–1.1) p = 0.8 94 (56–141) 91 (56–118) p = 0.56 100 (82–130) p = 0.8
Precursor-free l-amino acids g/kg/d 0.35 (0.2–0.7) 0.4 (0.2–0.6) p = 0.8 0.2 (0–1) p = 0.002 n/a n/a n/a
Calcium mg/d*** 693 (426–848) 718 (498–1102) p = 0.39 804 (569–1673) p = 0.02 145 (89–242) 152 (95–247) p = 0.43 153 (88–200) p = 0.9
Iron mg/d*** 12 (6–17) 12 (6–18) p = 0.75 13.7 (10–27) p = 0.02 142 (87–232) 147 (87–197) p = 0.75 161 (95–260) p = 0.4
Zinc mg/d*** 10.5 (6–14) 11.5 (6–17) p = 0.15 13.7 (10–26) p = 0.0005 149 (92–240) 179 (120–243) p = 0.15 183 (138–289 p = 0.06
Selenium μg/d*** 30.2 (15–46) 35.5 (17–68) p = 0.12 41 (29–71) p = 0.005 148 (87–247) 168 (84–213) p = 0.1 137 (93–195) p = 0.6
Phosphorous mg/d*** 508 (308–749) 553 (291–832) p = 0.37 634 (445–1231) p = 0.001 144 (93–214) 148 (95–211) p = 0.36 153 (95–250) p = 0.8
Potassium mmol/d*** 26.9 (16–46) 28 (15–48) p = 0.2 37 (26–63) p = 0.005 91 (28–164) 102 (33–164) p = 0.06 74 (49–143) p = 0.4
Vitamin D μg/d*** 13 (8–17) 15.7 (12–24) p = 0.04 16 (11–29) p = 0.14 179 (114–242) 214 (171–257) p = 0.1 na$ na
Magnesium mg/d*** 100 (67–173) 121 (57–278) p = 0.02 145 (102–392) p = 0.005 77 (43–144) 102 (49–135) p = 0.02 89 (54–140) P = 0.08
Vitamin B 12 μg/d*** 2.7 (1.7–3.6) 3.0 (2–5) p = 0.01 3.0 (3–6) p = 0.003 339 (200–580) 388 (280–580) p = 0.04 375 (200–600) p = 0.6
Sodium mmol/d*** 20 (8–33) 25 (9–36) p = 0.002 31 (22–42) p = 0.001 61 (29–110) 72 (34–110) p = 0.005 80 (53–127) p = 0.03
Docosahexaenoic acid (mg)§ 0 (0–340) 96 (32–340) p = 0.01 113 (44–369) p = 0.0001 0 (0–170) 48 (16–170) p = 0.005 57 (22–185) p = 0.002
Arachidonic acid (mg) 0 (0–91) 96 (32–128) p = 0.001 95 (45–121) p = 0.0005 n/a n/a n/a
Fluid ml/kg/d§§ 1087 (630–1430) 1100 (700–1430) p = 0.1 1200 (900–1890) p = 0.0005 68 (39–89) 69 (44–89) p = 0.2 70 (53–98) p = 0.9
Fibre g/d§§§ 4 (0 − 12) 4 (0–12) p = 1 4 (0–12) p = 1 20 (0–60) 20 (0 = 60) p = 1 20 (0 = 60) p = 1

n/a not available, * estimated average requirement ** WHO/FAO/UNU 2007 recommendations *** reference nutrient intake, §food and agriculture organization of united nations (FAO), §§based on Holliday Segar formula for 20 kg child, §§§SACN2015, $no vitamin D RNI available for children > 3 yr.