Table 5.

Partial correlations between water intake, energy intake and beverage consumption.

	Total Water	Water from Beverages	Water from Food	Food Weight	Total Energy	Energy from Beverages	Energy from Food
Total water	1.00	0.82 **	0.66 **	0.68 **	0.53 **	0.37 **	0.49 **
Water from beverages	0.82 **	1.00	0.12 **	0.18 **	0.25 **	0.40 **	0.19 **
Water from food	0.66 **	0.12 **	1.00	0.96 **	0.60 **	0.11 **	0.61 **
Food weight	0.68 **	0.18 **	0.96 **	1.00	0.73 **	0.22 **	0.73 **
Total energy	0.53 **	0.25 **	0.60 **	0.73 **	1.00	0.39 **	0.98 **
Energy from beverages	0.37 **	0.40 **	0.11 **	0.22 **	0.39 **	1.00	0.22 **
Energy from food	0.49 **	0.19 **	0.61 **	0.73 **	0.98 **	0.22 **	1.00
Alcohol beverages	0.22 **	0.23 **	0.08 **	0.10 **	0.21 **	0.64 **	0.10 **
Sugar-sweetened beverages	0.20 **	0.24 **	0.05 *	0.20 **	0.35 **	0.47 **	0.28 **
Tea	0.34 **	0.23 **	0.16 **	0.15 **	0.03	0.06 *	0.02
Coffee	0.08 **	0.06 *	0.05 *	0.03	0.07 **	0.14 **	0.05 *
Fruit juices	0.29 **	0.21 **	0.22 **	0.27 **	0.18 **	0.28 **	0.14 **
Milk	0.12 **	0.20 **	−0.04	0.00	0.12 **	0.51 **	0.03
Soy milk	0.16 **	0.14 **	0.09 **	0.10 **	0.05 *	0.10 **	0.04
Water	0.61 **	0.81 **	0.02	0.02	0.03	−0.14 **	0.06 *

** Correlation is significant at the 0.01 level (bilateral); * Correlation is significant at the 0.05 level (bilateral).