The phrase 'calorie for' is not correct and usable in written English.
To make this phrase correct and usable in written English, you would need to add a noun after "calorie" to make a complete thought, such as "calorie for breakfast." For example, "I'm counting calories for breakfast today."
Calorie for calorie, junk foods cost less than fruits and vegetables.
Calorie for calorie, walking also had a stronger impact on heart disease risk factors.
Calorie for calorie, they are one of the most nutritious foods out there.
Pound for pound, beef production demands at least ten times as much water as wheat production, and, calorie for calorie, it demands almost twenty times as much energy.
3.Eat plenty of protein Studies show that, calorie for calorie, protein has more appetite-sating ability compared to carbohydrate and fat.
Legumes are also high in vitamins and minerals, and calorie for calorie they are one of the most nutrient-dense foods available.
Using a laboratory experiment, Epstein et al. (2010) examined the effects of increasing the price of high-calorie-for-nutrient foods or reducing the price of low-calorie-for-nutrient foods by 12.5 and 25%%, respectively, on mothers' purchases of 68 common foods and drinks.
It is well established that calorie-for-calorie not all foods deliver the same level of satiety [ 6].
Olarte-Sánchez et al. (2013) noted that although corn oil was evidently more efficacious than 0.6 M sucrose on a volume-for-volume basis, sucrose was the more efficacious reinforcer on a calorie-for-calorie basis.
Calorie-for-calorie, the SSB was expected to deliver the same amount of satiation as some solid snack foods (e.g., chocolate bar, muffin) and less satiation than others (e.g., crisps, ice cream).
Indeed, on a calorie-for-calorie basis, we found that some high-energy snack foods were expected to deliver the same level of satiation as a sugar-containing beverage.
