Socio-economic and environmental factors influence energy utilization in Brazilian breast-fed infants

Agriculture & Biology

• socioeconomic factors 100%
• energy costs 83%
• socioeconomic status 75%
• breasts 70%
• environmental factors 49%
• energy 45%
• energy expenditure 17%
• deuterium oxide 7%
• basal metabolic rate 7%
• observational studies 7%
• milk consumption 6%
• calorimetry 6%
• nationalities and ethnic groups 6%
• developed countries 5%
• breast milk 5%
• body water 5%
• energy intake 5%
• developing countries 5%
• food intake 4%
• breathing 4%
• Brazil 3%
• dosage 2%
• water 2%
• methodology 1%

Medicine & Life Sciences

• Energy Metabolism 69%
• Economics 59%
• Breast 58%
• Social Class 47%
• Overweight 8%
• Deuterium Oxide 7%
• Crowding 6%
• Basal Metabolism 5%
• Indirect Calorimetry 5%
• Body Water 5%
• Human Milk 5%
• Energy Intake 4%
• Developed Countries 4%
• Brazil 4%
• Developing Countries 4%
• Life Style 3%
• Observational Studies 3%
• Eating 3%
• Food 3%
• Water 3%
• Mothers 2%
• Population 1%