sounds better than "satiatory effect" ?

is most probably what you're looking for.

Ref: my dictionaries (F-E, F-D, D-F).


HTH

Amylin reduces food intake by a humoral mechanism targeting the central nervous system because previous studies provided convincing evidence that peripheral amylin's satiety effect is mediated directly in the area postrema (AP) which lacks a blood brain barrier. After acute IP administration, amylin's (5 ìg/kg) satiety effect was abolished in

one of many examples
http://www.asso.univ-paris5.fr/ewcbr/Francais/EWCBR2001/Abst...

paola l m
hull, quebec

I have translated a whole book on nutrition and the correct expression is SATIATING.

Regards,:)


BD


From ENCARTA WORLD ENGLISH DICTIONARY:satiate


sa·ti·ate [sáyshee àyt ] transitive verb (past sa·ti·at·ed, past participle sa·ti·at·ed, present participle sa·ti·at·ing, 3rd person present singular sa·ti·ates)

1. gratify desire: to satisfy hunger or another appetite completely

2. glut somebody: to provide somebody with too much of something desirable, to the point of overindulgence (often passive)

adjective
having too much: having had enough or too much


[15th century. From Latin satiat- , the past participle stem of satiare , from satis "enough" (source of English satisfy).]



Encarta® World English Dictionary [North American Edition]

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Restaurant guide less than satiating - 1997-01-06 - Silicon ...
... Editor's Notebook Restaurant guide less than satiating. Eateries
located in South Bay nearly forgotten in favor of SF. ...
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The Exploding Dictionary
... Satiating 1 definition found From Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary (1913)
[web1913]: Satiate \Sa"ti*ate\, vt [imp. & pp {Satiated}; p. pr. & vb. n ...
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ARTFL Project: Webster Dictionary, 1913
... Searching for: "satiating" Sorry, satiating was not found in the headwords of the
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19 February 2000 : Kerala stores: Satiating the Malayali ...
... Ahmedabad. Email this page Kerala stores: Satiating
the Malayali lust for native food ...
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ETHZ Research Report / Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Langhans
... antibodies will be assessed. (4) To identify conditions in which a satiating effect
of exogenous insulin appears. In particular, it will be investigated ...
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Book Reviews -- NEJM 1998; 339: 640
... ignored except for a brief mention as the possible mediator of the satiation effects
of glucagon), have a role in producing the satiating effect of a meal. ...
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[PDF] www.doh.gov.uk/coma/sugar/prentic8.pdf
... in a diary. Such studies usually demonstrate that protein is most satiating, carbohydrate
intermediate, and fat least satiating (Weststrate, 1992; Rolls et al ...
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UWO Gazette - Thursday, January 30, 1997
... Satiating the literary appetite. Gluttony: Ample
Tales of Epicurean Excess Edited by John Miller ...
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APStracts 6:0360R, 1999.
... In a preload -test meal paradigm, an orally-consumed HF preload was less satiating
than a calorically-equivalent HC preload across a range of preload volumes ...
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I gave you a specific example from medical literature on the "satiety effect".

what's wrong here?

thanks

paola