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. 2020 Oct 16;12(10):3171. doi: 10.3390/nu12103171

Table 2.

Total carbohydrates, starch and total sugar usual intakes and prevalence of adequacy for carbohydrate intake (percentage of population between 45–60% RI) by gender and age group in the Spanish Pediatric Population (EsNuPI) study.

Group Group by Age RI (%) Boys Girls
n Median
(P25–P75)
% between 45–60% RI n Median (P25–P75) % between
45–60% RI
Carbohydrates (g/day) SRS 1 to <3 years 45–60 84 136.3
(108.4–172.9) a
60.6 78 134.7
(112.3–166.3) a
62.6
3 to <6 years 45–60 122 166.2
(145.3–191.2) b
58.1 122 158.1
(132.2–194.5) b
51.6
6 to <10 years 45–60 151 194.3
(150.3–227.7) c
67.1 150 176.7
(143.2–217.5) b
46.9
AMS 1 to <3 years 45–60 144 137.7
(112.8–167.1) a
90.6 150 138.2
(115.2–166.2) a
82.7
3 to <6 years 45–60 128 166.1
(138.5–199.9) b
57.2 134 170.6
(141.1–197.8) b
63.3
6 to <10 years 45–60 99 183.5
(149.6–215.4) b
64.9 86 180.0
(148.0–209.4) b
69.9
Starch
(g/day)
SRS 1 to <3 years - 84 54.6
(34.7–79.2) a
- 78 54.0
(32.8–78.5) a
-
3 to <6 years - 122 86.0
(65.1–109.4) b
- 122 77.9
(60.5–107.0) b
-
6 to <10 years - 151 107.5
(76.4–132.1) c
- 150 99.2
(75.0–127.1) c
-
AMS 1 to <3 years - 144 42.1
(28.5–66.1) *,a
- 150 47.3
(34.1–70.0) a
-
3 to <6 years - 128 77.4
(63.2–102.3) b
- 134 79.4
(62.9–99.7) b
-
6 to <10 years - 99 93.5
(73.3–121.6) c
- 86 95.3
(73.6–108.1) b
-
Total sugar
(g/day)
SRS 1 to <3 years - 84 77.9
(61.5–89.8) a
- 78 75.9
(57.5–91.6)
-
3 to <6 years - 122 78.0
(60.9–97.2) a,b
- 122 75.5
(64.5–94.0)
-
6 to <10 years - 151 86.1
(67.5–106.6) b
- 150 73.4
(58.4–91.3)
-
AMS 1 to <3 years - 144 72.3
(55.7–91.4) a
- 150 67.9
(56.5–84.0) a
-
3 to <6 years - 128 80.8
(64.7–95.8) a,b
- 134 78.4
(64.3–95.6) b
-
6 to <10 years - 99 84.3
(68.8–103.2) b
- 86 86.6
(64.1–103.2) *,b
-

Reference intake range (RI) [7], Spanish Reference Cohort (SRS) and Adapted Milk Consumers Cohort (AMS). Values are presented as median (interquartile range) or percentage per group. Values that do not share superscript are significantly different between age-groups for each gender and in each cohort type (p ≤ 0.05; Kruskal–Wallis test and the Dunn test to adjust for multiple comparison and adjust the p-value with Bonferroni correction) and asterisk indicate statistically significant difference between cohort type difference vs reference cohort (p ≤ 0.05; Mann-Whitney’s U test)).