What does BEE mean?
BEE means Basal Energy Expenditure
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Medical
category.
Particularly in Common Medical Abbreviations, Nursing Abbreviations, Healthcare Abbreviations, Clinical Abbreviations, Physiology Abbreviations
Particularly in Common Medical Abbreviations, Nursing Abbreviations, Healthcare Abbreviations, Clinical Abbreviations, Physiology Abbreviations
What is the abbreviation for Basal Energy Expenditure?
Basal Energy Expenditure can be abbreviated as BEE
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What does BEE stand for? BEE stands for "Basal Energy Expenditure". |
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How to abbreviate "Basal Energy Expenditure"? "Basal Energy Expenditure" can be abbreviated as BEE. |
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What is the meaning of BEE abbreviation? The meaning of BEE abbreviation is "Basal Energy Expenditure". |
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What is BEE abbreviation? One of the definitions of BEE is "Basal Energy Expenditure". |
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What does BEE mean? BEE as abbreviation means "Basal Energy Expenditure". |
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What is shorthand of Basal Energy Expenditure? The most common shorthand of "Basal Energy Expenditure" is BEE. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- EE/BEE - Energy Expenditure/Basal Energy Expenditure Ratio
- REE/BEE - Resting Energy Expenditure to Basal Energy Expenditure
- BEEE - Basal Energy Expenditure Equation
- EE - Energy Expenditure
- EEPP - Energy Expenditure Prediction Program
- EBEE - Expected Basal Energy Expenditure
- EEDE - Energy Expenditure During Exercise
- BER - Basal Energy Requirement
- BEE - basal energy expediture
- EEA - energy expenditure of activity
- EES - Energy Expenditure in Spaceflight
- EEI - energy expenditure index
- EEI - Energy expenditure indices
- EEM - Energy expenditure measurement
- EEPA - Energy Expenditure due to Physical Activity
- EEPA - Energy Expenditure of Physical Activity
- EEPA - Energy Expenditure of Planned
- PBEE - Predicted Basal Energy Expenditure
- PEE - predicted basal energy expenditure
- EBEE - estimated basal energy expenditure