Predicting doubly labeled water energy expenditure from ambulatory activity.
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Catrine Tudor-Locke | Corby K. Martin | Peter T Katzmarzyk | Jennifer C Rood | J. Rood | C. Tudor-Locke | W. Johnson | P. Katzmarzyk | M. Brashear | Corby K Martin | William D Johnson | Meghan M Brashear
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