Assessment of across-muscle coherence using multi-unit vs. single-unit recordings.
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Assessment of across-muscle coherence using multi-unit vs. single-unit recordings.
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Assessment of across-muscle coherence using multi-unit vs. single-unit recordings.
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Assessment of across-muscle coherence using multi-unit vs. single-unit recordings.
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Gabriele Formicone
Jamie A Johnston
Marco Santello
Thomas M Hamm
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10.1007/S00221-010-2455-4
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2010-11-03T00:00:00Z