Coherence of EMG activity and single motor unit discharge patterns in human rhythmical force production
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Karl M. Newell | David E. Vaillancourt | Jacob J. Sosnoff | K. Newell | D. Vaillancourt | J. Sosnoff | L. Larsson | Lars Larsson
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