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. 2009 Feb 12;5(3):211–222. doi: 10.1111/j.1740-8709.2008.00180.x

Table 4.

Crude median daily food group consumption and adjusted difference of mean food group consumption between pregnant women of trimester 1/2 and trimester 3 of gestation

Food group Trimester 1/2 (n = 126) Trimester 3 (n = 92) Difference of means* CI P value
Median (g) (P25; P75) (g) Median (g) (P25; P75) (g)
Cereals 430.4 (345.0; 538.1) 458.2 (361.3; 622.2) 45.2 [−0.5; 90.9] 0.052
Roots and tubers 0 (0.0; 3.0) 0 (0.0; 2.9) −5.9 [−31.0; 19.2] 0.64
Nuts and pulses 34.6 (8.7; 101.4) 31.7 (9.5; 91.0) −3.3 [−20.7; 14.0] 0.71
Vitamin A rich Fruits and Vegetables 32.2 (9.8; 91.9) 24.8 (7.8; 74.8) −10.5 [−28.4; 7.4] 0.27
Other vegetables 16.9 (2.2; 31.8) 14.1 (2.7; 28.1) −2.3 [−9.4; 4.8] 0.53
Other fruits § 2.5 [−9.7; 14.7] 0.69
Meat/poultry/fish 0.33 (0.0; 5.62) 0.33 (0.0; 1.14) 1.2 [−13.1; 15.6] 0.87
Eggs § ,
Milk and dairy products § −2.3 [−30.9; 26.3] 0.87
Edible fats and oils 9.1 (4.0; 18.4) 9.0 (3.4; 15.6) −0.5 [−3.7; 2.6] 0.74
*

Model‐based difference of the means (trimester 1/2) – (trimester 3) adjusted for the covariate age and the fixed effect village.

Model‐based 95% confidence intervals (CI) adjusted for the covariate age and the fixed effect village.

Model‐based adjusted for the covariate age and the fixed effect village; statistical significance is achieved at P < 0.001 (Bonferroni correction for multiplicity).

§

§ Medians and 25th and 75th percentiles are only presented if the at least 75% of sample consumed the food group.

The analysis of eggs was omitted because only one person consumed eggs.