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Caloric Requirements of Traumatic Paraplegics
Made available in DSpace on 2014-12-10T18:06:33Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 6406035.pdf: 4169878 bytes, checksum: 95fde9fb9e35415ef2c84d9b7700642b (MD5) Previous issue date: 1963
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Caloric effects in ferroic materials
… systems that do not use harmful fluids. Magnetocaloric, electrocaloric and mechanocaloric materials have been studied independently as potential replacement of these fluids refrigerants but each has its own limitations. More recently, multicaloric materials that respond to multiple fields have …
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Exploring new materials for caloric cooling
Caloric materials produce nominally reversible thermal changes when subjected to an applied driving field. These materials are widely considered a potential replacement to the environmentally harmful refrigerant fluids that are currently used in vapour compression systems. Barocaloric materials …
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Caloric requirements in the hemodialysis subject
The nutritional needs of the renal patient vary as the renal function decreases. Little information exists concerning energy requirements for patients on hemodialysis. Renal failure has been called a wasting disease as evidenced by decreased body weight, body fat, arm circumference and serum …
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Influence of Caloric Distribution on Weight Loss
… This provided an accurate count of the actual caloric intake daily.</p> <p>Laboratory analyses of blood samples included determinations of serum cholesterol, two-hour post prandial blood sugar, blood urea nitrogen, hematocrit, and hemoglobin. A t test showed no significant difference in the …
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The effects of interval walking on caloric expenditure
Purpose: As obesity rates continue to rise in physically inactive individuals, modified training methods should be explored to address exercise adherence. The purposes of the proposed studies were to evaluate the effectiveness of interval walking, intermittent interval walking, and self-paced …
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Liouville Properties and Dimensionality Bounds for Harmonic and Caloric Functions
… imply a strong Liouville theorem for ancient f-caloric functions with certain growth assumption on smooth metric measure spaces. Second, we generalize Colding-Minicozzi’s result to estimate the dimension of polynomial growth f-caloric functions. We apply some of these results to gradient …
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Rebound weight gain following exercise or moderate caloric restriction in rats
Call number: LD2668 .T4 FN 1989 S77
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The relationships among artificial sweetener consumption, body weight and caloric intake
… weight change over a one year period, and total caloric intake/ total energy expenditure were examined in relation to their consumption of diet soda and packets of table top artificial sweeteners.
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Human Versus Computer Algorithmic Measurements of Caloric Response: Implications for Test Analysis
… To quantify variation introduced to bithermal caloric test (BCT) analysis by data cleaning and determine how variation differs between examiners. Methods: Analysis of 435 consecutive BCTs performed by 6 examiners using identical protocols on adults with dizziness. Outcomes of total eye speed …
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Analysis of the Caloric Expenditure of Students in Middle School Physical Education Classes
… The purpose of the study was to assess the caloric expenditure of students in middle school physical education classes to determine if they were expending a sufficient amount of calories in physical education classes to meet the minimum healthy activity recommendations. More specifically, …
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Design optimization of high-performance regenerator for caloric cycles using numerical and experimental methods
Submission published under a 24 month embargo labeled 'Closed Access', the embargo will last until 2025-12-01
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Analysis of the Physical and Physiological Events Resulting from Caloric Irrigation of the Human Temporal Bone
Analysis of results obtained from caloric tests showed that, on average, a significant sequential response decline was present for the four caloric responses. The effect of this decline was to produce an 'apparent 1 canal paresis of 4% of the second ear to be irrigated. There was no significant …
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A Collaborative Web Application Framework for Least Cost Caloric Paths with Constraints on High Resolution Data
… least amount of energy, or calories. Least cost caloric paths are a more realistic model of how humans travel on foot across terrain. Previous work has been done in computing and visualizing least cost caloric paths. This thesis presents a framework and implementation for a web application …
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PARTICIPATING IN PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AFTER CONSUMING MEALS OF DIFFERING CALORIC CONTENT DOES NOT ALTER APPETITE FOUR HOURS POST ACTIVITY
Background: Caloric consumption combined with exercise may decrease subsequent appetite in adults, however this phenomenon has not yet been studied in children.Purpose: To assess children’s appetite after eating a low-calorie meal (LC) and participating in physical activity versus eating a …
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MEALS OF DIFFERING CALORIC CONTENT DO NOT ALTER PHYSICAL ACTIVITY BEHAVIOR DURING A SUBSEQUENT SIMULATED RECESS PERIOD IN CHILDREN
… KELLY J., M.S., May 2013 MEALS OF DIFFERING CALORIC CONTENT DO NOT ALTER PHYSICAL ACTIVITY BEHAVIOR DURING A SUBSEQUENT SIMULATED RECESS PERIOD IN CHILDRENDirector of Thesis: Jacob E. Barkley, Ph.D. Background: Research on adults and animals has demonstrated that chronic and acute overfeeding …
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Effect of polyphenol-rich beverages made with Citrus and maqui fruits added with low-caloric sweeteners in overweight subjects.
En las últimas décadas se ha observado una ingesta excesiva de azúcares en las sociedades industrializadas, principalmente a través de bebidas azucaradas. Grandes estudios epidemiológicos demuestran una relación positiva entre el consumo de este tipo de bebidas y el riesgo de obesidad, diabetes y …
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Some Like It Hot: The Effect of Serving Temperature on Perceived Caloric Content and Intent to Purchase Complementary Food
<p>This research introduces the <em>serving temperature bias, </em>which is defined as the belief that a food or beverage served hot has more calories and is considered more fattening than the same item served cold. Six studies, including an observational field study and follow-up controlled …
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