Items where Author is "Slater, T"

MODE, W.J.A., SLATER, T., PINKNEY, M.G., HOUGH, J., JAMES, R.M., VARLEY, I., JAMES, L.J. and CLAYTON, D.J., 2023. Effects of morning vs. evening exercise on appetite, energy intake, performance and metabolism, in lean males and females. Appetite, 182: 106422. ISSN 0195-6663

SLATER, T., 2022. Effects of fasting and meal composition on appetite and the metabolic responses to exercise. PhD, Nottingham Trent University.

SLATER, T., MODE, W.J.A., PINKNEY, M.G., HOUGH, J., JAMES, R.M., SALE, C., JAMES, L.J. and CLAYTON, D.J., 2022. Fasting before evening exercise reduces net energy intake and increases fat oxidation, but impairs performance in healthy males and females. International Journal of Sport Nutrition and Exercise Metabolism. ISSN 1526-484X

SLATER, T., MODE, W.J.A., HOUGH, J., JAMES, R.M., SALE, C., JAMES, L.J. and CLAYTON, D.J., 2021. Effect of the perception of breakfast consumption on subsequent appetite and energy intake in healthy males. European Journal of Nutrition. ISSN 1436-6207

SLATER, T., MODE, W.J.A., HOUGH, J., JAMES, R., SALE, C., JAMES, L.J. and CLAYTON, D.J., 2021. Effect of the perception of breakfast consumption on appetite and energy intake in healthy males. Appetite: 105575. ISSN 0195-6663

MODE, W.J.A., SMALL, C., JOHNS, S., SLATER, T., HOUGH, J., VARLEY, I., JAMES, R.M., JAMES, L.J. and CLAYTON, D.J., 2021. The acute effects of morning and evening fasting on energy intake, appetite and glycaemic control in young, healthy males. Appetite: 105577. ISSN 0195-6663

CLAYTON, D.J., MODE, W.J.A. and SLATER, T., 2020. Optimising intermittent fasting: evaluating the behavioural and metabolic effects of extended morning and evening fasting. Nutrition Bulletin. ISSN 1471-9827

BYWATERS, P., BRADY, G., BUNTING, L., DANIEL, B., DAVIDSON, G., ELLIOTT, M., FEATHERSTONE, B., HOOPER, J., JONES, C., KWHALI, J., MASON, W., MCCARTAN, C., MCGHEE, J., MIRZA, N., MORRIS, K., SCOURFIELD, J., SHAPIRA, M., SLATER, T., SPARKS, T., STEILS, N. and WEBB, C., 2020. The Child Welfare Inequalities Project: final report. London: Nuffield Foundation.