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Muscle force generation is dependent on the number of active motor units and the rate at which they discharge, with recruitment similar to muscle fiber recruitment based on Henneman's size principle [ 9], i.e. recruited in an orderly sequence according to size, with smaller units activated before larger units.

Furthermore, the fiber recruitment is defined by a one-sided probability density function.

Fiber recruitment was quantified from 3D rendered MPM images, and fiber orientation was measured in projected stacks of images.

Instantaneous fuel use is determined by multiple interacting mechanisms involving fuel availability, storage location, muscle recruitment, fiber recruitment within each muscle, and metabolic pathway selection within each fiber.

Utilizing a nonlinear fiber recruitment model with two parameters A and B, we observed improved agreement between the simulations and the experimental results.

Detailed comparisons with experimental data were undertaken to insure faithful simulations of both the macro-level stress strain insights into adaptations of the fiber architecture under stress, such as fiber reorientation and fiber recruitment.

Our aim was to characterize the structural properties of Restorelle and UltraPro subjected to uniaxial tension along perpendicular directions, and then model the tensile behavior of these meshes utilizing a co-rotational finite element model, with an imbedded linear or fiber-recruitment local stress strain relationship.

Indeed, obesity elicits numerous adaptations within skeletal muscle, including alterations in muscle structure (ex. myofiber size, architecture, lipid accumulation, and fiber type), recruitment patterns, and contractile function (ex. force production, power production, and fatigue) which may influence kinematics and joint kinetics.

It remains unknown whether vitamin D supplementation specifically attenuates atrophy of type II muscle fibers with recruitment of satellite cell.

This is in agreement with Rousseau et al. [ 33] and Seetharam et al. [ 34], who have shown that exposure of human umbilical vein endothelial cells (HUVEC) to concentrations of VEGF that increase cell migration also promotes actin polymerization, formation of stress fibers and recruitment of vinculin to ventral plaques.

These findings could be the result of either increased red muscle fibers present, increased recruitment of red muscle fiber, or both.