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Probabilistic calculation to estimate the adequacy of the usual intake of a nutrient.

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Figure 2.

French implementation of the PANDiet: items, reference values and variabilities.

The Adequacy sub-score is composed of 21 items and the Moderation sub-score is composed of 6 items plus 12 potential penalty values. EIEA, Energy Intake Excluding Alcohol.

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Figure 3.

US implementation of the PANDiet: items, reference values and variabilities.

The Adequacy sub-score is composed of 21 items and the Moderation sub-score is composed of 5 items plus 9 potential penalty values. EIEA, Energy Intake Excluding Alcohol.

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Table 1.

PANDiet and individual item scores shown by quartiles and Spearman correlations between the PANDiet score and individual item scores for the French sample (n = 1330).

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Table 2.

Regression coefficients and 95% CI from linear regression analysis.

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Figure 4.

French implementation of the PANDiet and association with selected food groups.

Relative mean intake of each quartile shown as a percentage compared to the highest observed mean intake across the quartiles for selected foods among the French sample. ENNS 2006–2007.

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Table 3.

PANDiet and individual item scores shown by quartiles and Spearman correlations between the PANDiet score and individual item scores for US sample (n = 2391).

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Figure 5.

US implementation of the PANDiet and association with selected food groups.

Relative mean intake of each quartile shown as a percentage compared to the highest observed mean intake across the quartiles for selected foods among US sample. NHANES 2007–2008.

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