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Literature survey of studies measuring heart rate
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Averaging instantaneous heart rates introduces systematic bias; leaves open the validity of many prior cardiovascular estimates in animal models.
Averaging instantaneous heart rates systematically overestimates true heart rate, highlighting a common methodological error in cardiovascular research.
Chabot et al. (1991) studied this question.
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