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. 2021 Nov 26;128(9):1817–1831. doi: 10.1017/S0007114521004700

Table 4.

Median percentage of energy intake from major FAO/WHO GIFT food groups

(Median values and 25th, 75th percentiles)

Arm 1: PAPI (n 110) Arm 2: INDDEX24 (n 111)
Respondent consuming (%) WFR median WFR 25th, 75th PAPI median PAPI 25th, 75th Median differ-ence WRS * test P Respondent consuming (%) WFR median WFR 25th, 75th INDDEX24 median INDDEX24 25th, 75th Median differ-ence WRS test P
Cereals 100 77·4 61·6, 87·1 66·4 55·3, 77·2 11 0·0001 100 78·8 61·1, 87·7 65 53·6, 78·1 13·8 0·0001
Pulses, seeds and nuts 100 2·8 0·7, 13·8 5·9 3·3, 11·1 –3·1 0·2898 99·1 1·8 0·6, 10·2 4·7 1·3, 8·3 –3·9 0·0549
Vegetables 100 2·6 1·5, 4·8 8·1 3·4, 13·2 –5·5 0·0001 100 2·7 1·5, 5·7 6·2 2·4, 13·3 –3·5 0·0006
Beverages 100 0·6 0·3, 1·4 0·0 0·0, 0·0 0·6 0·0001 100 0·9 0·3, 2·1 0 0, 0 0·9 0·0001
Spices and condiments 100 0·2 0·1, 0·4 0·6 0·3, 1·2 –0·4 0·0001 100 0·2 0·1, 0·5 0·7 0·3, 1·0 –0·5 0·0001
Fish and shellfish 91·8 0·6 0·1, 2·4 4·5 1·4, 7·0 –3·9 0·0001 83·8 0·8 0·2, 2·7 4·1 1·9, 8·4 –3·3 0·0001
Fats and oils 70·9 8·2 2·5, 14·6 9·2 0·0, 18·9 –1 0·2256 70·3 7·1 2·5, 10·1 8·9 0, 18·6 –1·8 0·9088
Fruits 26·4 2·4 1·3, 4·5 3·4 0·7, 5·2 –1 0·4270 25·2 3·2 1·4, 5·2 4·8 2·3, 7·3 –1·6 0·0872
Sweets and sugars 8·2 1·6 0·5, 2·1 2·1 0·0, 3·9 –0·6 0·8203 16·2 2·3 0, 10·5 3·5 2·4, 6·0 –1·2 0·8145
Roots and tubers 4·5 5·3 2·9, 13·0 2·1 0·0, 11·8 3·2 5·4 3·9 1·9, 6·8 7·1 4·6, 8·8 –3·2
Meat 3·6 6·0 1·9, 13·5 4·2 1·2, 6·1 1·8 6·3 3·6 1·5, 6·2 4·2 1·9, 5·9 –0·6
Milk and milk products 0·9 1·7 1·7, 1·7 1·9 1·9, 1·9 –0·2 7·2 0 0, 0 3 1·6, 4·5 –3
Food for particular nutritional use 0·9 36·5 36·5, 36·5 0·0 0·0, 0·0 0·9 0·9 4·4 4·4, 4·4 0 0, 0 4·4
*

WRS = Wilcoxon rank sum test is a nonparametric test that compares two paired groups. Bolded WRS P-value indicates a statistically significant difference between the WFR and the 24HR at or below, P = 0·05. Note the WFR is the minuend and therefore a negative difference between WFR and 24HR modalities indicates an overestimate and a positive number indicates an underestimate. Significance of the difference between WFR and 24HR is not shown for food groups consumed by less than 10 % of respondents. These are roots and tubers (5·4 % INDDEX24 and 4·5 % PAPI), meat (6.3% INDDEX24 and 3.6% PAPI), milk and milk products (7·2 % INDDEX24 and 1 % PAPI) and food for particular nutritional use (0·9 % INDDEX24 and 0·9 % PAPI).