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. 2015 Nov 11;144(7):1520–1527. doi: 10.1017/S0950268815002708

Table 1.

Differences in the group of responders and non-responders based on their postal code region

Characteristic Responders* (N = 32 486) Non-responders (N = 41 207)
Children (aged <5 years) 6·2% 6·3%
Migrants (persons with foreign background) 17·9% 23·6%
Western migrants 8·3% 8·8%
Non-Western migrants§ 9·6% 14·9%
Average number of persons per household 2·4 2·3
Low household income (lowest 40%) 35·0% 38·6%
Middle household income (middle 40%) 41·5% 40·4%
High household income (upper 20%) 24·2% 21·6%

Data are presented as average percentage or number per group based on postal code region.

*

Parents who gave informed consent for dried blood spot (DBS) testing.

Parents who did not respond or gave no informed consent for DBS testing.

Persons from Europe (except Turkey), North America, Oceania, Japan and Indonesia.

§

Persons with a Turkish, African, Asian and Latin-American background.