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Which of the following would NOT result in increased absolute strength (i.e. +force output) over time? Reduced efferent rate coding from the upper motor neurons (UMN). Reduced co-excitation of the agonist and antagonist. Increased cross-sectional area of a fast-twitch muscle. Increased number of active (recruited) motor units.

Name: which of the following would not result in increased absolute strength ie force output over time reduced efferent rate coding from the upper motor neurons umn reduced co excitation of the ag 07639
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          Which of the following would NOT result in increased absolute strength (i.e. +force output) over time?
Reduced efferent rate coding from the upper motor neurons (UMN).
Reduced co-excitation of the agonist and antagonist.
Increased cross-sectional area of a fast-twitch muscle.
Increased number of active (recruited) motor units.

which of the following would not result in increased absolute strength ie force output over time reduced efferent rate coding from the upper motor neurons umn reduced co excitation of the ag 07639

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06/02/2022

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Which of the following would NOT result in increased absolute strength (i.e. +force output) over time? Reduced efferent rate coding from the upper motor neurons (UMN). Reduced co-excitation of the agonist and antagonist. Increased cross-sectional area of a fast-twitch muscle. Increased number of active (recruited) motor units.