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. 2021 Sep 14;13(9):3193. doi: 10.3390/nu13093193

Table 1.

Strategy for the primary literature search conducted to investigate the evidence for the effect of dietary protein on body weight management.

PubMed Web of Science Cochrane Library
Search
(Body weight)
“dietary protein*”
AND
“body weight change*” OR
“body weight management*” OR “body weight control*” OR “*weight loss*” OR “weight loss maintenance” OR “*weight regain*”
NOT
exercise* OR “physical activity*” OR *training* OR
*pharma*
“dietary protein*”
AND
“body weight change*” OR “body weight management*” OR “body weight control*” OR “*weight loss*” OR “weight loss maintenance” OR “*weight regain*”
NOT
exercise* OR “physical activity*” OR *training* OR *pharma*
AND
human*
“dietary protein*”
AND
“body weight change*” OR “body weight management*” OR “body weight control*” OR “*weight loss*” OR “weight loss maintenance” OR “*weight regain*”
NOT
exercise* OR “physical activity*” OR *training* OR *pharma*
AND
human*
Filters Humans; Clinical trial; Clinical study; Adult: 19–44 years; Middle Aged: 45–64 years Article Trials
Language restrictions None None None
Search field All fields Topic Title abstract keyword
Sort by Most recent Date (high to low) Year first published—new to old

The systematic literature searches were conducted in PubMed, Web of Science, and Cochrane Library. Studies potentially eligible for inclusion and available as of 1 September 2021 were identified. *, Included to identify all derived word forms (e.g., dietary proteins); “x x”, Identifies only studies with the words combined (e.g. do not include studies only identified based on “dietary”, rather “dietary protein”.