For the 7.5% of participants (n = 26) who completed only one recall, data from this single recall were used in place of mean intake.
The daily distribution of intake was examined in terms of time and place of consumption.
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The association was not influenced by sex, age, place of residence and iodine intake.
More explicitly, in the present study, the significant association between high BSA and thyroid nodules was not obviously influenced by sex, age, place of residence and iodine intake.
a Variables entered were maternal age, maternal education level, place of residence (category), folate intake, ETS, factory or landfill nearby, air ventilation and hospital distribution (category).
Maternal age, maternal education level, place of residence, folic acid intake, ETS, factory or landfill nearby and air ventilation were retained as covariates.
At the time of intake (which took place after the referral), a 'fitness advisor' filled out the questionnaire, which consisted of four types of variables: (1) demographic features (overview in table 1), (2) goals of the participants and (3) physical activity in leisure time.
The analysis includes consideration of covariates such as sex, age, smoking, alcohol intake, and place of residence; iron status; and HFE genotype.
In the blackfoot region of Taiwan, where many of the early studies linking ingested arsenic to cancer took place, the mean intake of protein was similar to that of our study subjects (60 g/day in the Taiwanese and 64 g/day in our subjects) (Engel and Receveur 1993; Yang and Blackwell 1961).
