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. 2021 Jun;599(11):2801-2802.
doi: 10.1113/JP281755. Epub 2021 May 10.

Identifying sex differences in neuromuscular fatigue: the challenge of normalizing exercise intensity and interpreting the results between populations

Thomas J Hureau  1   2 , Elyse Hucteau  1   2 , Anasthase Massamba  1   2 , Joris Mallard  1   2 , Guillaume P Ducrocq  1   2
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Identifying sex differences in neuromuscular fatigue: the challenge of normalizing exercise intensity and interpreting the results between populations

Thomas J Hureau et al. J Physiol. 2021 Jun.
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Keywords: critical power; exercise performance; neuromuscular fatigue; sex differences.

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