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Sarah A Craven¹, Grace A Suter², Erin D Giles²

¹School of Health and Exercise Sciences, University of British Columbia Okanagan, Kelowna, Canada.

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概括

本研究分析了2013-2023年间的能源消耗 (EE) 和饮食摄入量 (DI) 研究趋势. 动物研究显示,出版的增长速度比人类研究更快,肥胖是两者的重点.

科学领域:

营养科学营养科学
代谢研究研究代谢研究
图书统计学图书统计学

背景情况:

精确评估能量消耗 (EE) 和饮食摄入量 (DI) 对营养管理和理解能量平衡至关重要.
肥胖率的上升凸显了EE和DI研究对公共卫生的重要性.
目前的EE和DI研究趋势需要进行表征,以便为未来的研究提供信息.

研究的目的:

对能源消耗 (EE) 和饮食摄入 (DI) 文献中新出现的趋势进行可视化和文献分析.
描述EE和DI的出版趋势,关键词和研究重点,从2013年到2023年.
为了比较EE和DI领域的动物和人类研究模型之间的趋势.

主要方法:

从科学网络核心收藏 (2013-2023) 中对7149篇文章进行了图书统计分析.
手动选以将研究归类为以动物或人类为重点的研究.
关键词分析以确定EE和DI中占主导地位的研究主题.

主要成果:

在EE和DI研究中的年度出版物在2013年至2022年期间增长了8.1%.
与人类研究 (4.7%) 相比,动物研究的出版物增长率更高 (10.1%).
关键的研究主题包括"能源消耗"",代谢机制"",肥胖"和"饮食摄入量",其中"肥胖"是这两个领域中最常见的关键词.

结论:

在EE和DI研究中,动物和人类模型之间存在着出版率,引文影响和关键词使用的明显趋势.
这些发现突出了动物与人类研究中的不同研究轨迹和方法.
了解这些趋势对于推进营养科学和解决肥胖等代谢健康挑战至关重要.

关键词:

代谢过程中的代谢.动物模型动物模型文献计量数据库 (bibliometrics) 是一个通过饮食摄入的摄入量食物摄入量食物摄入量人类模型的人类模型营养营养营养营养肥胖肥胖肥胖肥胖肥胖肥胖肥胖肥胖

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