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. 2018 Aug 23;9:1184. doi: 10.3389/fphys.2018.01184

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Copyright © 2018 Senn, Maushart, Gashi, Michel, Lalive d’Epinay, Vogt, Becker, Müller, Baláz, Wolfrum, Burger and Betz.

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Effect of the average maximum outdoor temperature during the 7 days preceding the study visit on energy expenditure under warm (EE_warm) and cold (EE_cold) condition and on cold induced thermogenesis (CIT). (A) Outdoor temperature [°C] and EE_warm [kcal/d] show no significant correlation. p = 0.1771, R² = 0.033. (B) Inverse correlation between EE_cold [kcal/d] and the average maximum temperature during 7 days. (C) CIT [kcal/d] (difference of energy expenditure during warm and cold condition) vs. the average maximum temperature [°C] during 7 days. p = 0.0005, R² = 0.200.