Table:
total
under-reporters
plausible reporters
over-reporters

mean grams
95% confidence interval
mean grams
95% confidence interval
mean grams
95% confidence interval
mean grams
95% confidence interval

from
to
from
to
from
to
from
to

aged 2 to 8 years

food and beverages

2004
104
101
108
52
46
57
95
92
99
139
130
147

2015
101
97
105
59
50
68
98
94
102
145
136
155

food alone

2004
53
51
56
23
19
27
48
45
50
74
68
80

2015
65
62
68
36
31
42
63
60
66
93
83
103

beverages alone

2004
51
49
53
29
24
34
48
45
50
65
59
71

2015
36
34
39
22
17
28
35
33
38
52
47
57

aged 9 to 18 years

food and beverages

2004
128
124
131
65
61
69
119
116
122
199
190
209

2015
115
111
120
70
66
75
116
113
120
204
182
226

food alone

2004
61
59
64
27
25
29
56
53
58
103
95
111

2015
69
67
72
41
38
45
70
67
72
125
114
137

beverages alone

2004
66
64
69
37
34
41
63
61
66
96
89
103

2015
46
43
49
29
26
32
47
44
50
79
58
100

Statement: for children aged 9 to 18, the average daily sugars intake from food and beverages among thoes plausible reporters was 116 grams in 2015.
Question: for children aged 9 to 18, what is the average daily sugars intake from food and beverages among thoes plausible reporters in 2015?
Answer: [116]