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The range of energy expenditure in these active games is sufficient to prevent or to improve obesity and lifestyle-related disease," said Dr Motohiko Miyachi, of the National Institute of Health and Nutrition in Tokyo, who led the research.

Certain types of video games may increase adults' energy expenditure as much as moderately intense exercise, according to research presented at the American Heart Association's Scientific Sessions 2009.

Based on these results, gum chewing integrates energy expenditure and energy intake, and that's what energy balance is about," Melanson said.

This was a very sophisticated study that revealed HCA had no effect on energy expenditure either during rest or during intense exercise.

Energy expenditure After completion of SP and PP, energy expenditure was precisely calculated using the equations of McArdle et al.

Researchers in the US analysed the sleep activity and energy expenditure of 14 volunteer nurses at the Walter Reed Army Medical Centre in Washington DC.

With energy resources at a premium, and developers looking for ways to cut costs, the construction industry is turning to building management systems (BMS) to control and monitor the energy expenditure in a building, and make life for the occupant a little easier in the process.

This collection of articles addresses both the lack of health care and the perceptions of African American women about its efficacy, covering such issues as exercise behavior, high rates of the risk of dementia, empowerment and HIV risk, targeted health communication, energy expenditure and bone mineral density after menopause, community-based dietary health programs, cancer screening, anxiety, and the admission of African American women into chemoprevention trials.