Fig. 2: Relationship between adjusted total energy expenditure (TEE), the difference in adjusted TEE between measurements and changes in body weight and body fat percentage. | Nature Communications

Fig. 2: Relationship between adjusted total energy expenditure (TEE), the difference in adjusted TEE between measurements and changes in body weight and body fat percentage.

From: Total energy expenditure is repeatable in adults but not associated with short-term changes in body composition

Fig. 2: Relationship between adjusted total energy expenditure (TEE), the difference in adjusted TEE between measurements and changes in body weight and body fat percentage.The alternative text for this image may have been generated using AI.

Relationship between adjusted TEE (MJ/d; adjusted for FFM, FM, age, and sex) at the first measurement and a changes in body weight and b changes in body fat percentage until the second TEE measurement, and the relationship between the difference in adjusted TEE between measurements (i.e., adjusted TEE2 – adjusted TEE1), and c changes in body weight (linear regression line is shown and shaded area indicates 95% confidence interval) and d changes in body fat percentage until the second TEE measurement (N = 267 subjects aged 20–60 years; yellow circles present females and gray triangles present males).

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