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. 2020 Oct 16;12(10):3156. doi: 10.3390/nu12103156

Table 3.

Combined data (n = 522) from the four samples analyzed.

n (%) (95% CI)
IPID-0.8 194 (37.2) (33.1–41.4)
IPID-1.0 307 (58.8) (54.5–63.0)
IPID-1.2 404 (77.4) (73.6–80.8)
IPIM-30
Breakfast 483 (92.5) (89.9–94.5)
Lunch 373 (71.5) (67.4–75.2)
Dinner 388 (74.3) (70.4–77.9)
IPIM-0.4
Breakfast 457 (87.5) (84.4–90.1)
Lunch 347 (66.5) (62.3–70.4)
Dinner 390 (74.7) (70.8–78.3)
Number of meals with ≥30 g/meal
Zero 261 (50.0) (45.7–54.3)
One 208 (39.8) (35.7–44.1)
Two or three 53 (10.2) (7.8–13.0)
Number of meals with ≥0.4 g/kg/meal
Zero 233 (44.6) (40.4–48.9)
One 215 (41.2) (37.0–45.5)
Two or three 74 (14.2) (11.4–17.4)

95% CI: 95% confidence intervals; IPID-0.8: inadequate protein intake per day (<0.8 g/kg/d); IPID-1.0: inadequate protein intake per day (<1.0 g/kg/d); IPID-1.2: inadequate protein intake per day (<1.2 g/kg/d); IPIM-30: inadequate protein intake per meal (<30 g/meal); IPIM-0.4: inadequate protein intake per meal (<0.4 g/kg/meal).