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Figure 1. Steady state values of expired ventilation (a), d), g)), PaCO2 (b), e), h)) and Pa02 (c), f). i)) as a function of +CO, in exercise ((a), b), c))). P I C a in
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exercise, hypercapnia and hypoxia.

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Figure 2: Sensitivity of V&JT on VE as a function Figure 3: Sensitivity of V&JT on PaC02 as a Figure 4 V&J, values as a function of
of +CO, (different levels ofexercise) in model [5] function of VCO, (different levels of exercise) in VC02 (different levels of exercise) in the three
(blue color) and [6] (green color). model [5] (blue color) and [6] (green color). analyzed models.

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