Assessment of energy intake
作者： Elizabeth A. Dowler , Young Ok Seo
DOI: 10.1016/0306-9192(85)90066-1
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摘要: Abstract National consumption indicators are frequently compiled using food supply estimates in the absence of reliable household or individual intake data. The authors examine relationship between these three levels information and particular, potential ‘losses’ energy system, comparing data from different countries over time. They demonstrate unreliability as proxy question their current usage statements about global hunger links health intake.
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