Physiological processes influencing motor-evoked potential duration with voluntary contraction.

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David Burke

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Mehdi A J van den Bos

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Nimeshan Geevasinga

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Parvathi Menon

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10.1152/JN.00832.2016

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Matthew C Kiernan

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