Around this time, European scientists had begun building whole -
body calorimeters, large enough to house people.
Not exact matches
The researchers used a room
calorimeter, a 25m3 furnished chamber that measures movement, oxygen, carbon dioxide, temperature and pressure, to assess how dietary changes affected energy expenditure and the way nutrients were processed by the
body.
The
body is more than a bomb
calorimeter, it is dynamic and responds to signals and can change the masses of different «compartments» in accordance with the signals.
Furthermore the human
body is in complete polarity from a bomb
calorimeter as it readily recognizes where calories come from.
On both visits, 24 h energy expenditure was measured in whole
body room
calorimeters and blood samples taken 2 hourly (0900 to 2100 h).