Fig. 3: Estimated differences in RFAI and mRFEI between census tracts with a predominantly racial/ethnic group and other census tracts (adjusted for covariates). | Nature Communications

Fig. 3: Estimated differences in RFAI and mRFEI between census tracts with a predominantly racial/ethnic group and other census tracts (adjusted for covariates).

From: Integrating human activity into food environments can better predict cardiometabolic diseases in the United States

Fig. 3

Center of the error bar represents the estimated mean difference and the error bar represents the 95% CI. For mRFEI, n = 6,679 census tracts for predominantly Hispanic census tracts, n = 5727 census tracts for predominantly Non-Hispanic Black census tracts, and n = 45,876 census tracts for predominantly Non-Hispanic White census tracts. For RFAI, n = 6,688 census tracts for predominantly Hispanic census tracts, n = 5,732 census tracts for predominantly Non-Hispanic Black census tracts, and n = 46,238 census tracts for predominantly Non-Hispanic White census tracts.

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