Glossary entry

French term or phrase:

A masse musculaire identique - Depense Energetique de Repos (DER)

English translation:

(of) identical muscular mass - Resting Energy Expenditure (REE)

Added to glossary by Rachel Fell
Aug 28, 2005 22:56
18 yrs ago
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French term

A masse musculaire identique Depense Energetique de Repos (DER)

French to English Medical Nutrition Philosophical
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A masse musculaire identique - the text has been describing BMI calculations, and then it says this. I need to know the technical term in English, for this and also for Depense Energique de Repos (and the acronym). (I am sorry that it is really two terms together, but they come together in the text, and really seem to define each other by the context)
The DER is given as equal to or less than 8 to 12% (if that helps).

Discussion

Non-ProZ.com Aug 29, 2005:
Thank you both very much for your answers. I have to choose one, and Rachel added a bit more information (- I wouldn't worry about the typo, it's, as you say, DocteurPC, the kind of mistake anyone can make)
Non-ProZ.com Aug 29, 2005:
Sorry,Rita, I hadn't considered the glossary. Maybe I could email you about that later,and sort something out. I'm afraid I don't understand what your question in brackets refers to.
RHELLER Aug 29, 2005:
The rules state one term per question AND, more importantly, it's a nightmare for organizing the glossary (what would the next person search for?)
Non-ProZ.com Aug 29, 2005:
Rita, I am not sure why I need to do this.
Thank you. Is REE in En/Br? Is this different from BMR(basal metabolic rate)?
RHELLER Aug 28, 2005:
just copy and paste the text again in another question, thanks

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identical muscular mass resting energy expenditure/REE

Energy expenditure at rest and during exercise in nonobese female cyclical ...
if resting energy expenditure (REE) and exercise energy expenditure (EEE) ..

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Note added at 10 hrs 48 mins (2005-08-29 09:44:49 GMT)
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I think REE is used in UK - resting energy expenditure is and it would be abbreviated later in a text if repeated
I just looked at BMR REE on Google and there seems to be some debate about it
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "thanks for your comprehensive answer, Rachel. I think REE is probably the closest."
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resting energing expenditure

journal of pediatric

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Note added at 14 hrs 46 mins (2005-08-29 13:43:11 GMT)
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energy and not energing of course, so give it Rachel for my mistake, if for no other reason ;-)
you know, the morning after, you look at what you wrote and you go ouch! appropriate for resting energy ;-)
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