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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 Mar 1.
Published in final edited form as: Appetite. 2019 Nov 18;146:104521. doi: 10.1016/j.appet.2019.104521

Table 5.

Relationships of measure of sleep with dietary intake, as measured by ASA24-Kids dietary recalls

Effect estimate p-value
Total energy intake

Total hours of sleep

 Unadjusted model 78.1 calories .05
 Fully adjusted model 29.2 calories .43

Number of nighttime awakenings

 Unadjusted model 9.1 calories .21
 Fully adjusted model −5.3 calories .55

Wake after sleep onset

 Unadjusted model  0.4 calories .93
 Fully adjusted model −4.5 calories .15

Sleep efficiency

 Unadjusted model −1.5 calories .84
 Fully adjusted model 1.3 calories .82

Diet quality (total Healthy Eating Index score)

Total hours of sleep

 Unadjusted model 0.31 .61
 Fully adjusted model 0.39 .49

Number of nighttime awakenings

 Unadjusted model 0.11 .50
 Fully adjusted model 0.28 .06

Wake after sleep onset

 Unadjusted model 0.05 .55
 Fully adjusted model 0.10 .09

Sleep efficiency

 Unadjusted model −0.15 .27
 Fully adjusted model −0.17 .27

Note: Adjusted models include week vs. weekend day, age, sex, BMI z-score and CBCL total score (minus sleep-related items) as covariates. The Healthy Eating Index, 2010 measures compliance with the Dietary Guidelines for Americans, 2010 and the total score is out of 100 points.