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Methods in Nutrition Research
David R. Jacobs
, Norman J. Temple
Centre for Science
University of Minnesota Twin Cities
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Epidemiological Study
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Randomized Controlled Trial
100%
Prospective Cohort Study
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Meta-analysis
50%
Population-based Study
50%
Causal Inference
50%
Food Industry
50%
Residual Confounding
50%
Research Fund
50%
Human Subjects
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Mechanistic Research
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Conflict of Interest
50%
Body Function
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Experiments on Animals
50%
Observational Design
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Ethics Committees
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Nutritional Study
50%
Epidemiological Research Design
50%
Strict Criteria
50%
Industry Funding
50%
Risk Estimate
50%
Research Funders
50%
Molecular Relationships
50%
Nursing and Health Professions
Meta Analysis
100%
Sample Size
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Case-Control Study
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Professional Standard
100%
Prospective Cohort Study
100%
Weakness
100%
Cross-Sectional Study
100%
Homo sapiens
100%
Psychology
Case Study
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Meta-Analysis
100%
Animal Model
100%
Study Design
100%
Causal Inference
100%
Conflict of Interest
100%
Homo sapiens
100%