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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Feb 6.
Published in final edited form as: Prog Community Health Partnersh. 2009 Summer;3(2):179–190. doi: 10.1353/cpr.0.0065

Table 2. Demographic Characteristics of CHEIHO Study Participants and the Proportion of Records Produced by Participants That Had Missing Variables, Sequence Errors, or No Usable AirWatch Readings.

No. of Participants No. of Journal Records No. (%) of Records With Sequence Errors* No. (%) of Records With No Usable AirWatch Reading* No. (%) of Records With Incomplete Yes/No Variable(s)*, No. (%) of Records With Incomplete Ordered Response Variable(s)*, No. (%) of Records With Incomplete Machine-Use Variable(s)*, No. (%) of Records With a Missing Saliva Sample*
Total 101 2,949 54 (2) 995 (34) 572 (19) 344 (12) 767 (26) 239 (8)
Gender
 Female 66 1,945 49 (3) 666 (35) 355 (18) 222 (11) 534 (27) 47 (5)
 Male 35 1,004 5 (1) 329 (33) 217 (22) 122 (12) 233 (23) 192 (10)
Race
 Non-White 86 2,441 47 (2) 868 (36) 438 (18) 288 (12) 540 (22) 138 (6)
 White 15 508 7 (1) 127 (25) 134 (26) 56 (11) 227 (45) 101 (20)
Age (yrs)
 ≤55 55 1,522 21 (1) 461 (31) 290 (19) 167 (11) 183 (12) 118 (8)
 >55 46 1,427 33 (2) 534 (38) 282 (20) 177 (12) 584 (41) 121 (8)
Employment Status
 Unemployed or Retired 40 1,248 24 (2) 411 (33) 185 (15) 152 (12) 402 (32) 128 (10)
 Employed 58 1617 26 (2) 560 (36) 377 (23) 185 (11) 329 (20) 111 (7)
 Missing 3 84 4 24 10 7 36 0
Community Representative
 Present 67 1,931 35 (2) 697 (37) 368 (19) 258 (13) 448 (23) 63 (3)
 Absent 34 1,018 19 (2) 298 (30) 204 (20) 86 (8) 319 (31) 176 (17)
Week-in-Participation
 1 101 1,374 28 (2) 697 (51) 252 (18) 165 (12) 380 (28) 95 (7)
 ≥2 101 1,575 26 (2) 298 (19) 320 (20) 179 (11) 387 (25) 144 (9)
Odor Rating
 0 88 1,419 27 (2) 479 (34) 240 (17) 58 (4) 322 (23) 89 (6)
 1–8 96 1,353 24 (2) 447 (33) 275 (20) 129 (10) 372 (27) 129 (10)
 Missing 56 177 3 69 57 157 73 21
Time of Day
 Morning 101 1483 29 (2) 509 (35) 280 (19) 165 (11) 396 (27) 111 (7)
 Evening 101 1466 25 (2) 486 (34) 292 (20) 179 (12) 371 (25) 128 (9)
*

Total journal records in each category with complete outcome information serve as the denominator for the calculation of these percentages.

This is a summary variable and is defined on the basis of the completeness of three or more individual variables