2013
DOI: 10.3109/09637486.2013.798269
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Development and validation of a food frequency questionnaire to estimate the intake of genistein in Malaysia

Abstract: The FFQ developed is a reliable, valid tool for categorising people by level of genistein intake.

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“…However, the second FFQ only had 37 subjects (49.3%) in the same quartile and the level of agreement is lower than the first FFQ. Another study by Fernandez et al [37] validated a FFQ against seven-day FR. They estimated the genistein intake and compared while using the quartile classification.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, the second FFQ only had 37 subjects (49.3%) in the same quartile and the level of agreement is lower than the first FFQ. Another study by Fernandez et al [37] validated a FFQ against seven-day FR. They estimated the genistein intake and compared while using the quartile classification.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The purposive sampling including academics from several University campuses, without management positions, is pertinent when considering the antecedents previously presented in the theoretical framework regarding the comparison with managers' perceptions (Cardoso et al, 2013;Stensaker et al, 2011), and potential geographic differences. A purposive, convenience research sample, as a complementary sequential stage of a measure validation, has been previously reported by Milne, Creedy, and West (2016) and Fernandez, Omar, and Husain (2013) with positive results, and even in the study of Carpio et al (1999) considering Chilean and Canadian samples.…”
Section: Participantsmentioning
confidence: 86%
“…Apart from several studies suggesting the validity of FFQ in the assessments of phytoestrogen intake of Asian [61][62][63], and even other populations [64,65], limited information put efforts on flavonol intakes validity [21,66], particularly based on biomarkers. In addition to Allium (onion and spring onion), cruciferous and Apiaceous (vegetables) and fruit intakes correlated highly with querctin and kaemferol intakes, studies in Asian population showed the major source of flavonols (and flavones) in fruits (apple and citrus) and vegetables (potato and celery) [66,67], and Western population suggested beverages as the sources of dietary polyphenols [30].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%