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Table 5.

Muscle Apparent Rate Constants for the Converter Line Fibers under Conditions that Generated Maximum Small Amplitude Power

	A (kN/m²)	k (unitless)	B (kN/m²)	2πb (s⁻¹)	C (kN/m²)	2πc (s⁻¹)
IFI-11a [10]	268 ± 23	0.137 ± 0.006^d,e	3219 ± 312^b,c,d,e	1996 ± 79^b,c,d,e	3041 ± 296^b,c,d,e	2780 ± 56^d,e
IFI-11b [10]	277 ± 25	0.125 ± 0.005^c,d	1053 ± 153^a,c	987 ± 113^a,c,d,e	888 ± 156^a,c	3425 ± 443^d,e
IFI-11c [12]	217 ± 24	0.147 ± 0.005^b,d,e	2186 ± 251^a,b,d,e	1729 ± 120^a,b,d,e	2125 ± 261^a,b,d,e	3228 ± 231^d,e
IFI-11d [13]	315 ± 37	0.100 ± 0.005^a,b,c	563 ± 68^a,c	651 ± 42^a,b,c	587 ± 64^a,c	5452 ± 432^a,b,c
IFI-11e [14]	321 ± 33	0.116 ± 0.005^a,c	635 ± 70^a,c	509 ± 22^a,b,c	485 ± 40^a,c	5553 ± 410^a,b,c

All values are mean ± SE. Superscript letters after values in the tables indicate a statistically significant difference between that line and the converter line indicated. One-way ANOVA with Holm-Sidak pairwise multiple comparisons was used (SigmaPlot v11.0) with P < 0.05. Brackets indicate number of fibers tested.