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. 2019 Sep 5;8:e30. doi: 10.1017/jns.2019.27

Table 5.

Protein intake (g) from dairy products and ready-made meals during the ConsuMEER study

(Mean values with their standard errors; mean differences and 95% confidence intervals)

Control Intervention Between-group difference Between-group difference adjusted for baseline protein intake
Mean se Mean se Mean 95% CI Mean 95% CI
Ready-made meals
During trial (T1 n 42/48) (T2 n 42/46) 18·5 0·5 25·8 0·5 7·2* 5·8, 8·7 6·9* 5·5, 8·3
Breakfast dairy products
Baseline (n 49/49) 4·3 0·5 4·4 0·5 0·1 −1·4, 1·5
During trial (T1 n 42/48) (T2 n 42/46) 4·7 0·6 6·6 0·6 1·9* 0·3, 3·6 2·2* 0·6, 3·8
Lunch dairy products
Baseline (n 49/49) 5·2 0·6 6·9 0·6 1·7 −0·1, 3·5
During trial (T1 n 42/48) (T2 n 42/46) 4·7 0·6 7·7 0·6 3·0* 1·3, 4·8 2·5* 0·9, 4·1
Dinner dairy products
Baseline (n 49/49) 3·4 0·5 4·9 0·5 1·5* 0·0, 3·0
During trial (T1 n 42/48) (T2 n 42/46) 3·5 0·6 7·7 0·6 4·2* 2·6, 5·8 3·9* 2·3, 5·6
Daily total dairy products
Baseline (n 49/49) 16·0 1·2 19·5 1·3 3·5 −0·1, 7·0
During trial (T1 n 42/48) (T2 n 42/46) 15·8 1·3 26·1 1·3 10·3 6·7, 13·9 9·6 6·2, 13·1

T1, 2 weeks after start of intervention; T2, 4 weeks after start of intervention.

*

Significant difference (P<0·05).

Based on multilevel analysis.