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Table 1.

Characterisation of the study population: anthropometric data, prevalence of overweight and obesity, body composition and resting energy expenditure (means ±SD, range) (n = 262).

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Figure 1.

Masses of brain, heart, liver, kidneys and spleen plotted against height and weight for men (a,c,e,g,i) and women (b.d,f,h,j).

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Table 2.

Partial correlation coefficients controlled for age and regression equations between high metabolic rate organs and tissues as well as REE and either body weight or height (n = 262).

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Table 3.

Muscle and organ masses adjusted for body height and weight (n = 260) (means±SD, range).

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Table 4.

Percentage mean deviations and variances of body composition parameters and REE between measured and calculated values (n = 260) (means, range).

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Figure 2.

REE plotted against height and weight for men and women.

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Table 5.

Partial correlation coefficients between muscle and organ masses (non-adjusted and adjusted for constitution) and REE controlled for age (n = 262).

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Table 6.

Multiple stepwise regression analyses for explained variance of REE independent of constitution in percentage mean deviations between measured and calculates values (n = 262).

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