Table 1

Baseline characteristics of the study participants1.


Total (n = 893)
Women (n = 528)
Men (n = 365)
p-value2






n
%
n
%
n
%


Age (years)






0.713
     <18
48
7.4
20
6.4
28
8.6

     18-<30
99
13.5
65
14.0
34
12.9

     30-<40
196
21.0
125
20.2
71
21.8

     40-<50
182
19.0
119
19.7
63
18.2

     50-<65
228
23.8
129
23.5
99
24.2

     ≥65
140
15.2
70
16.2
70
14.1

Body mass index (kg/m2)






<0.001
     underweight (<18.5)
35
4.2
25
5.9
10
2.4

     normal (18.5-<25)
402
44.9
265
49.3
137
40.0

     overweight (25-<30)
312
34.1
154
27.4
158
41.5

     obese (≥30)
144
16.6
84
17.1
60
16.1

          grade I (30-<35)
99
11.2
54
10.5
45
12.0

          grade II (35-<40)
31
3.6
17
3.3
14
3.8

          grade III (≥40)
14
1.9
13
3.5
1
0.2

Socioeconomic status






0.001
     low
133
13.6
81
14.3
52
12.9

     low-medium
230
25.5
129
25.7
101
25.4

     medium
262
29.3
163
29.9
99
28.7

     medium-high
178
21.2
118
24.0
60
18.2

     high
90
10.3
37
6.2
53
14.8

Employment






<0.001
     employed
429
48.1
241
41.2
188
55.6

     homemaker
152
13.9
151
26.5
1
0.2

     student/articled
78
12.3
35
10.3
43
14.6

     unemployed/other
36
4.1
14
2.2
22
6.2

     retired
198
21.5
87
19.7
111
23.4

Smoking status






<0.001
     never
473
52.3
320
61.2
153
42.6

     former
183
21.0
83
16.0
100
26.3

     current
236
26.7
124
22.6
112
31.1

     missing Data
1
0.1
1
0.2
0
0.0

Marital status






<0.001
     single
176
21.6
82
17.1
94
26.6

     married/cohabiting
578
67.0
337
65.8
241
68.4

     divorced/widowed
138
11.3
108
17.1
30
5.0

     missing data
1
0.0
1
0.0
0
0.0



mean ± SD

Height (cm)
169.6 ± 9.1

164.0 ± 6.7

175.5 ± 7.3

<0.001
Weight (kg)
74.3 ± 15.6

68.1 ± 13.9

81.0 ± 14.6

<0.001
BMI (kg/m2)
25.8 ± 5.2

25.5 ± 5.8

26.2 ± 4.3

0.038
BMR (kcal)
1601 ± 253

1419 ± 132

1801 ± 197

<0.001
Energy intake (kcal)3
2001 ± 667

1704 ± 529

2326 ± 652

<0.001

1weighted for deviation from the underlying Bavarian population (sex, age, region)

2Chi-Square test or independent-samples t-test for gender differences

33 × 24-hour dietary recall

Schaller et al. International Journal of Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity 2005 2:6   doi:10.1186/1479-5868-2-6

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