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The Doubly Labeled Water Technique for the Determination of Human Energy Requirements

HEIDI G. HILDRETH, Rachel K. Johnson

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Energy expenditure can now be accurately measured in free-living humans using the doubly labeled water technique. This sophisticated technique has enhanced our understanding of energy requirements across the life cycle and in a variety of physiological conditions.

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Energy expenditure can now be accurately measured in free-living humans using the doubly labeled water technique. This sophisticated technique has enhanced our understanding of energy requirements across the life cycle and in a variety of physiological conditions.

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Energy expenditure can now be accurately measured in free-living humans using the doubly labeled water technique. This sophisticated technique has enhanced our understanding of energy requirements across the life cycle and in a variety of physiological conditions.

Key concepts: Doubly labeled water, Energy requirement, Energy (signal processing), Variety (cybernetics), Energy expenditure, Environmental science, Computer science, Process engineering

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