For each structure, average bunch height was set at preferred consumption height.
There was a positive relationship between average consumption height (CH) and animal shoulder height (CH=0.99×SH; r2=0.43; P<0.05) but intake rate did not change with consumption height.
We collected data on family history, diabetes at baseline, smoking, alcohol consumption, height and BMI for each study.
While we present results for a range of models, we chose a parsimonious model as the 'main model', with adjustment for treatment status, smoking, wine consumption, height, education, and reported lipid lowering treatments.
Individuals without complete age, sex, fast-food consumption, height or weight data were excluded.
Core topics include: general health; smoking; drinking; fruit and vegetable consumption; height; weight; blood pressure; blood and saliva parameters.
The study cohort and methods have been previously described in more detail.[12] We obtained information on education, age, race, smoking, diet, alcohol consumption, weight, height, marital status, and personal and family history of cancer.
Abbreviations: T3, triiodothyronine; RR, relative risk; RR**, relative risk adjusted for age (continuous), menopausal status (in analysis of all women), use of HRT, nulliparity, use of oral contraception, age at menarche, smoking status, alcohol consumption, BMI, height, educational level and marital status, * P < 0.05.
At t0, we assessed patients' socio-demographic profile (age, sex, education, citizenship, marital status, net income), socio-medical characteristics (e.g. health insurance status, pension fund, healthcare utilisation, or any severe disabilities or disabilities currently preventing them from working), physical activities, risk factors alcohol/nicotine consumption, medications, height, and weight.
The Swedish Mammography Cohort is a prospective cohort study established between 1987 and 1990 when all women born between 1914 and 1948 and living in Uppsala and Västmanland counties in central Sweden received a questionnaire by mail regarding alcohol consumption, diet, height, weight, parity, and educational level; 66 651 returned the questionnaire (response rate 74%).
Abbreviations: TSH, thyrotropin; RR, relative risk; RR**, relative risk adjusted for age (continuous), menopausal status (in analysis of all women), use of HRT, nulliparity, use of oral contraception, age at menarche, smoking status, alcohol consumption, BMI, height, educational level and marital status.
