Comparison of Energy Intakes Estimated by Weighed Dietary Record and Diet History Questionnaire with Total Energy Expenditure Measured by Accelerometer in Young Japanese Women

Murakami, Kentaro; Shimbo, Mani; Fukino, Yoko

doi:10.3177/jnsv.51.58

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“…Seventeen women (49%) underreported their energy intake and this was partially explained by women reporting eating less than usual, making mistakes in portion size estimation and complaining about having to record everything which was eaten 19 . Underreported energy intake was also observed in other studies using accelerometer to measure energy expenditure 20,21 . However, these studies included small samples of adults.…”

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Dietary assessment in the 1993 Pelotas (Brazil) birth cohort study: comparing energy intake with energy expenditure

et al. 2010

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The study aims to describe and compare two methods of energy intake assessment and one measure of energy expenditure applied in adolescents from a birth cohort. In a sub-sample of the 1993 Pelotas (Brazil) birth cohort, followed up in 2006-7, information on intake was obtained through a food-frequency questionnaire (FFQ) and three 24-hour-recalls (24hR), while energy expenditure was assessed using an accelerometer. Bland & Altman plots were used in the analyses in order to compare the methods. The mean difference between FFQ and 24hR was 592 ± 929cal/day. Compared to energy expenditure, intake was overestimated when measured by FFQ (357 ± 968cal/day) and underestimated by 24hR (-278 ± 714cal/day). In spite of the great differences between energy intake obtained using the two methods, lower differences were observed when these methods were compared to expenditure.

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