Workshop on 'Measurement of energy expenditure.' Report of Macronutrient Metabolism Group Workshop.
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Professor Ian Macdonald (Nottingham) described the indirect calorimetry techniques used to measure energy expenditure, the assumptions which underlie them and the potential errors which may be incurred.
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- 1996-07-01
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