Titlebook: European Food Composition Tables in Translation; Lenore Arab,Marion Wittler,Gotthard Schettler Conference proceedings 1987 Springer-Verlag

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Die politische Soziologie C. Wright Mills’lues presented in the tables may not be used as an absolute measure for any specified food. The values should be regarded as a guide which provides the best possible estimate of the nutritional content of the food based on different analyses of various samples of the food in question.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-17820-8 fat, total carbohydrates, fiber, ash, calcium, phosphorus, iron, magnesium, retinol, carotene, retinol equivalents, thiamin, riboflavin, niacin, and ascorbic acid. Various methods were used to determine the nutrient values but in most cases the values were based on the selected methods of composition and nutritive value of food [10].

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Die Chromgerbung bestimmter Ledersorten,he lower the micronutrients. Each food has a reference code, which is presented after the name of the foods in the table presenting the micronutrients. The code is made up of four digits plus a control code of two additional digits.

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,McCance and Widdowson’s The Composition of Foods,which is often utilized, we thought it important to mention here. Since, however, the introduction is 52 pages long and is already in the English language we refer you to the original. A sample page is presented (see Table 1).

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0371-0165 d food composition works of other countries. Due to language barriers, this is often undertaken without due knowledge of the background and the instruc- tions for use. This collection of introductions, translated in- to English, of frequently cited, published food tables has been compiled with the a

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Thilo Bodenstein,Achim Kemmerlingof single food items. This explains how we have been able to give data on the content, in several food items, of pantothenic acid and of pyridoxine, vitamins that did not appear in previous tables. The contents of vitamin K are only given in a table in the third part of this book.