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G may misestimate exercise ventilatory gain without strict isocapnia; leaves open whether nonlinear corrections refine control models.
The overall system gain (G) may not always be a good estimate of the gain for the exercise stimulus (GEX), potentially leading to incorrect conclusions about the exercise stimulus.
Bennett et al. (1988) studied this question.
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