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Second, fixing the alignment under the joint model yields an increase in the number of supported branches if the alignment is fixed to the Clustal W estimate or the joint MAP estimate, but a decrease if the Muscle estimate is used.

Although mean mixture proportion values returned from a linear combination of mixture components approximate the nominal mixture proportion in both measured samples, the increased variability of the muscle estimate in the BLM mixture (error bars, Fig.  4) suggests that there is a lower limit to being able to determine low-abundance mixture components.

(A) Grip power at 16 weeks (16 W) of age as an index of muscle strength, (B) Running distance at 16 W as an index of endurance, (C) Mitochondrial amount in the quadriceps muscle and soleus muscle, estimated from mitochondrial DNA copy number, (D) Electron microscopic analysis of the quadriceps muscle.

Diastolic stiffness (increased volume change/unit pressure change) was induced in hypertrophied hearts for rats fed WSD (P < 0.05) or WSD + oxfenicine (P < 0.01), although absolute performance of cardiac muscle, estimated from stress strain calculations was unchanged.

This was characterised as a change in diastolic stiffness of the left ventricle that was not a result of changes to the intrinsic performance of the muscle (estimated as stress strain).

Proportional Assisted Ventilation (PAV) is a ventilatory mode that adjusts the level of ventilator assistance to the activity of respiratory muscles estimated by an algorithm.

The smallest release used in this study (30 deg) is more than twice as large as 14 deg, the angular expression of a maximal stretch of series elastic component of human dorsiflexor muscles (estimated from De Zee and Voigt [27], Fig. 3).

PAV adjusts ventilator assistance to the activity of respiratory muscles estimated by an algorithm [ 9].

In contrast to strength training, the endurance capacity of the respiratory muscles (estimated as the sustainable ventilatory capacity) increased significantly after training in the RMET group, but not in any of the control or placebo group subjects (Fig. 2).

The fatigue model considers the force production history of each muscle to estimate its fitness level by means of a three-compartment theory approach.

We used information from tissues that do not have an active urea cycle (brain and muscle) to estimate the extent of label re-utilization with a dynamic mathematical model.