According to the "satiety cascade," how is "satiation" specifically defined in contrast to "satiety"?

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Satiation is the result of processes that terminate a meal and limit meal size, while satiety is the feeling of fullness that persists after eating.

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Satiation refers to the metabolic sparing of glucose, while satiety refers to the anabolism of triglycerides.

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Satiation persists long after a meal to suppress further consumption, while satiety occurs only during ingestion.

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Satiation is the psychological desire to eat, while satiety is the biological drive.

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