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World J Gastroenterol. Oct 15, 2000; 6(5): 671-675
Published online Oct 15, 2000. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v6.i5.671
Table 1 Correlation analysis between exposure factors and standardized truncated mortality of gastric cancer (55 townships)
FactorsPearson’s coefficient of correlation
MaleFemale
χ1Fish sauce average consumption (0.5 kg/month)0.5170a0.4261a
χ2Population ratio who consume fish sauce0.3576a0.2720a
χ3Population ratio who consume uncooked fish sauce0.6904a0.5086a
χ4Uncooked Fish sauce average consumption (0.5 kg/month)0.7356a0.5246a
χ5Salted fermented sea foods average consumption (0.5 kg/year)0.4863a0.3653a
χ6Population ratio of crapulence0.4887a0.3198a
χ7Population ratio of taking moldy foods0.5538a0.2582
χ8Fresh vegetables consumption (0.5 kg/year)-0.4742a-0.2307
χ9Fresh meat, fish, egg average consumption (0.5 kg/year)0.4254a0.1298
χ10Average ratio of coarse food grain to grain ration0.3900a0.2107
χ11Prevalence of chronic gastric diseases0.2973b0.1107
χ12Average index of smoking-0.21580.1737
χ13Average cumulative alcohol consumption (0.05 kg)0.1703-0.1942
χ14Population ratio of taking irregular dinners0.21720.1443
χ15Average salted vegetables consumption (0.5 kg/year)-0.1488-0.0079
χ16average salt consumption (0.5 kg/month)-0.2455-0.2160
χ17Average fresh fruit consumption (0.5 kg/year)0.0978-0.0581
χ18Average bean products consumption (0.5 kg/year)-0.1475-0.0422