Application of models to the determination of nutrient requirements: An overview

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Abstract

The events leading up to this symposium are reviewed. The importance of recognizing the inherent differences between mathematics, a logical science, and nutrition, an empirical science, are emphasized. The role of modeling leading to the proposal that vitamin B-6 requirements for growth can be estimated by multiplying 15 nmol/g times the grams of daily gain is discussed. The goals and organization of the symposium are summarized.

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Coburn, S. P. (1992). Application of models to the determination of nutrient requirements: An overview. In Journal of Nutrition (Vol. 122, pp. 687–689). https://doi.org/10.1093/jn/122.suppl_3.687

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