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ABSTRACT: Purpose
This study aimed to examine the comparability of METyBMR and METyRMR.Methods
Indirect calorimetry data (Cosmed K4b) were analyzed from two studies, with a total sample of 245 youth (125 male participants, 6-18 yr old, 37.4% overweight or obese). The Schofield equations were used to predict BMR, and K4b data from 30 min of supine rest were used to assess RMR. Participants performed structured physical activities (PA) of various intensities, and steady-state oxygen consumption was divided by predicted BMR and measured RMR to calculate METyBMR and METyRMR, respectively.
SUBMITTER: Hibbing PR
PROVIDER: S-EPMC7368822 | biostudies-literature | 2020 Aug
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature