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. 2023 Jan 16;15(2):460. doi: 10.3390/nu15020460

Table 2.

Characteristics of the sample based on weighted values for each column for the categorical variables (n = 15,185).

Categorical Variable N % SE
Sex
Women 7608 50.1 0.56
Men 7577 49.9 0.56
Race/Ethnicity
Mexican American 1473 9.7 0.98
Other Hispanic 957 6.3 0.60
Non-Hispanic White 9657 63.6 1.75
Non-Hispanic Black 1716 11.3 0.98
Non-Hispanic Asian 835 5.5 0.48
Other Race/Multiracial 547 3.6 0.28
Year of Assessment
2011–2012 3720 24.5 1.28
2013–2014 3766 24.8 1.34
2015–2016 3796 25.0 1.18
2017–2018 3903 25.7 1.03
Economic Status (housing)
Renting 3584 23.6 0.99
Buying 7289 48.0 1.54
Other 4312 28.4 1.08
Alcohol Use
Abstainer 7046 46.4 1.12
Moderate Drinker 3872 25.5 0.92
Heavy Drinker 4267 28.1 0.65
Legume Intake
None 11,571 76.2 0.66
Low 1807 11.9 0.43
Moderate/High 1807 11.9 0.52

Note: SE refers to the standard error of the percentage. The N and % columns refer to the number of subjects and the percentage of participants after the NHANES sample weights were applied. Weighted values are more meaningful than unweighted values because they can be generalized to the U.S. adult population.