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Oishi, Melissa Alice, author.
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hand grip strength tests. Finally, energy intake was recorded using the MyFitnessPal app to compare to
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Brody, Tom.
ScienceDirect https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/book/9780121348366
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escape digestion-- Regulation of energy metabolism-- Energy requirement-- Lipids-- Obesity-- Protein
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Chichester, C. O., 1925-
ScienceDirect http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/book/9780120164325
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. Introduction; II. Biomass Resources; III. Solar Energy Use
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Libby, Andrew Eric, author.
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be due to reduced food intake, increased energy expenditure in white adipose tissue, and alterations
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Lannaman, Erika J., author.
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: feeding practices that support excessive energy intake; inappropriate bottle feeding practices
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Hlavka, Reid R., author.
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approximately one-third of daily energy intake stemming from fast-food outlets and restaurants. Alternatively
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Du Bour, Amanda Marie, author.
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was used to quantify intake of available protein, non-protein energy (carbohydrates and fat), and
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Gjoni, Ermonda, author.
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environments, often offer limited healthy snack choices, and make snacks high in energy and low in nutrients
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Robertson, Hilary, author. (orcid)0000-0002-2069-1254
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through changes in energy and diet quality. Diet quality scores, assessed by measuring what individuals
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Baietto, Jamey A., author.
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, whole grains, energy-dense foods, or BMI. However, significant correlations were exposed between food
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Lawless, Megan C., author.
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, and environmental factors. Typically, adolescence is characterized by increased intakes of high-energy
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Kuchnia, Adam Joseph, author.
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dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry (DXA) were established that can potentially serve as reference data

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