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. 2018 Jun 25;10(7):819. doi: 10.3390/nu10070819

Table 9.

Comparison of meal energy based on plate size between genders (n = 133).

Food Type Meal Energy Mean ± SD (kcal) t p-Value
23-cm Plate 28-cm Plate
Carbohydrate food (white rice, boiled)
   All subjects (n = 133) 173 ± 59 224 ± 71 −9.464 <0.001 *
   Male (n = 54) 181 ± 59 231 ± 82 −5.518 <0.001 *
   Female (n = 79) 167 ± 59 219 ± 68 −7.738 <0.001 *
Protein food (fried chicken)
   All subjects (n = 133) 205 ± 81 282 ± 89 −10.442 <0.001 *
   Male (n = 54) 210 ± 82 295 ± 95 −6.792 <0.001 *
   Female (n = 79) 202 ± 81 273 ± 84 −7.934 <0.001 *
Vegetable food (stir-fried water spinach)
   All subjects (n = 133) 41 ± 17 55 ± 15 −10.706 <0.001 *
   Male (n = 54) 38 ± 15 53 ± 17 −7.266 <0.001 *
   Female (n = 79) 42 ± 18 56 ± 13 −7.854 <0.001 *
Total meal energy
   All subjects (n = 133) 419 ± 124 561 ± 143 −12.069 <0.001 *
   Male (n = 54) 429 ± 127 579 ± 163 −7.240 <0.001 *
   Female (n = 79) 411 ± 122 548 ± 127 −9.876 <0.001 *

* Variables differed significantly among groups as assessed by paired-samples t-test, p < 0.001.