L. Kyle

Most-cited papers

1. So Many Brands and Varieties to Choose from: Does This Compromise the Control of Food Intake in Humans?

   C. Hardman, D. Ferriday, L. Kyle, P. Rogers +1 more

   2015PLoS ONE32 citations Open access

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2. No difference in compensation for sugar in a drink versus sugar in semi-solid and solid foods.

   N. Gadah, L. Kyle, J. Smith, J. Brunstrom +1 more

   2016Physiology and Behavior17 citations Open access

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3. [The measurement of gastric emptying of solid food. Comparison of 2 solid phases by means of double isotope technic].

   R. Güller, H. W. Nemec, L. Kyle, R. Fridrich

   1977Swiss medical weekly6 citations

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4. Gender differences in the satiety effects of sugar-containing drinks

   N. Gadah, L. Kyle, Peter J. Rogers

   20124 citations

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5. Standard preload-test meal study designs may underestimate satiety effects: sugar containing drinks as an example

   P. Rogers, N. Gadah, L. Kyle, J. Brunstrom

   2011Proceedings of the Nutrition Society3 citations Open access

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6. Sugar-containing drinks. Why do men compensate more than women?

   N. Gadah, L. Kyle, J. Smith, J. Brunstrom +1 more

   20130 citations

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