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Table 1.

Subject characteristics.

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Table 2.

Average values, limits of agreement and CVs for Fatmax and physiological measures at Fatmax determined with three approaches: SIN, P3 and MV.

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Figure 1.

Bland-Altman plots of Fatmax and MFO determined with SIN, P3 or MV. SIN, sine model.

P3, polynomial 3rd degree; MV, measured values; Fatmax, exercise intensity at which maximal fat oxidation rate occurs; , maximal oxygen uptake; MFO, maximal fat oxidation rate; Biases (solid lines) and 95% limits agreement (dashed lines).

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Figure 2.

Course of average , , HR, RER, Fox and CHOox during two identical submaximal incremental tests (mean and SD).

, maximal aerobic power output; , oxygen uptake; , carbon dioxide production; RER, respiratory exchange ratio; HR, heart rate; Fox, fat oxidation rate; CHOox, carbohydrate oxidation rate. *significantly increases with exercise intensity, §rest significantly different than exercise (2057.5% ), † significantly different than 57.5% .

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Table 3.

Coefficients of variation (%) for respiratory values and substrate oxidation rates in reponse to a submaximal graded exercise test.

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Table 4.

Limits of agreement between Test 1 and Test 2 for respiratory values and substrate oxidation rates in response to a submaximal graded exercise test.

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Table 5.

Three case scenario in which CV for and are≤3%.

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