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. 2021 Aug 18;13(8):2840. doi: 10.3390/nu13082840

Figure 5.

Figure 5

Random–effects meta–analysis of relationships between protein–rich breakfast and fullness (mm). Data for Baum 2015a are based on non–overweight participants, whereas data for Baum 2015b are based on overweight participants. Bellissimo 2020a [20], Bellissimo 2020b [20], and Bellissimo 2020c [20] are based on different subsets of subjects who identified as different dose protein breakfast consumers. Data for Douglas 2019a [21] are based on different subsets of subjects who habitually skipped breakfast, whereas data for Douglas 2019b [21] are based on different subsets of subjects who habitually consumed breakfast. Kral2016a (Oatmeal vs. Scrambled eggs) [15], Kral2016b (Cereal vs. Scrambled eggs) [15], Mehrabani 2015a (LFM vs. W) [23], and Mehrabani 2015b (LFM vs. AJ) [23] are based on different subsets of subjects who identified as different control groups, respectively. Other studies were defined as Leidy 2010 [16], Liu2015[14], Wang2014 [17], and Wang 2015 [24], respectively.