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Measurement Error and Dietary Intake
1998This chapter reviews work of Carroll, Freedman, Kipnis, and Li (1998) on the statistical analysis of the relationship between dietary intake and health outcomes. In the area of nutritional epidemiology, there is some evidence from biomarker studies that the usual statistical model for dietary measurements may break down due to two causes: (a ...
R J, Carroll, L S, Freedman, V, Kipnis
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Dietary dilution and intake in the cat
Physiology & Behavior, 1981Abstract Adult cats increased intake in response to water dilution of a maintenance diet. These increases in consumption were proportional to the quantity of water that was used as a diluent over a large range of dilutions (9% to 75% water). These data are related to current views on the nature of the mechanisms determining intake in carnivores.
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Interpretation of Data on Dietary Intake
Nutrition Reviews, 2009Although this discussion has focused on the interpretation of dietary data, assuming that it is representative of actual and usual intake and that the nutrient analysis based on it involved the use of up-to-date food composition tables, the readers should be sensitive to other potential sources of error or bias in obtaining information on food and/or ...
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Inverse association between dietary vitamin A intake and new-onset hypertension
Clinical Nutrition, 2021Yuanyuan Zhang, Mengyi Liu, Chun Zhou
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U-shaped association between dietary copper intake and new-onset hypertension
Clinical Nutrition, 2022Panpan He, Chengzhang Liu, Mengyi Liu
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Short Sleep Duration and Dietary Intake: Epidemiologic Evidence, Mechanisms, and Health Implications
Advances in Nutrition, 2015Hassan S Dashti +2 more
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