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The results showed that the highest maximal power (22.2 mW) was observed in a series connection, which was 12.1% and 29.1% higher than the maximal power in the parallel and hybrid connection, respectively.
Inspection of this VLF power distribution in the whole sample revealed maximal power in medial frontal regions extending into centroparietal areas.
Theta, alpha and sigma activity showed a similar behavior, with maximal power in the hippocampal recordings and minimal power over the scalp, and a generalized drop of power in concomitance with REM periods.
This allowed for maximal power in testing of Mendelian inheritance across markers.
On maximal exercise we assessed the maximal power in Watt as shown by the bicycle ergometer; work rate was assessed by the product of exercise time and maximal power in Joule (J).
The reliability of Pmax was similar to the reliability of the different indices of maximal power in previous studies.
According to Figs. 11 and 12 the maximal powers provided by the actual PV and PVT systems can be arranged as the following histogrammes: Table 8 compares the given maximal powers in different weather conditions.
As hematological parameters are key factors in the adaptation to endurance exercise [14, 30], it is not surprising to see no improvement of maximal power output in the donation group while this was the case in the placebo group with the repetition of the maximal efforts.
Therefore, another approach consisted in the comparison of the load optimal for the maximal power output in a force-velocity test (Fopt = 0.5 F0) and the load optimal for peak power and mean power during all-out tests lasting 30 or 45 seconds [ 83, 104].
This value of Pmax_muscle was much higher than the values of Pmax related to thigh volume or active muscle volume in the previous studies [ 24, 82, 214] although maximal power output in the study by Yoshihuku and Herzog [ 152] (1000 W) was comparable to Pmax in a general male adult population.
The comparison of maximal power output in cycling with data collected on isolated muscle fibers suggests that maximal power (W·L−1) is underestimated in single fibers studied at 30°C.
