Juxtaposing Nutrient Intake Estimates from 24-Hour Recall, 7-Day Recall, and Household Income and Expenditure Survey (HIES) : Comparing Bangladesh's Integrated Household Survey (BIHS 2011-12) and its Income and Expenditure Survey (2010 HIES)
Sununtnasuk, C.; Fiedler, J.
European Journal of Nutrition-Food Safety 5(5): 522-523
2015
ISSN/ISBN: 2347-5641 Document Number: 269319
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