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Variability of Maximum Oxygen Consumption Measurement in Various Metabolic Systems

Although at one time or another most laboratories experience measurement errors in maximum oxygen consumption (VO2max), this issue is rarely addressed in scientific litera- ture. Some national certification bodies that supervise the ac- creditation process accept a variance in aerobic capacity mea- surement of 4% or 2 to 3 ml·kg �1 ·min

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