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From the microscopic viewpoint, blood flow is pulsatile in lung capillaries, because of their heterogeneous recruitment, and of interferences from the rhythmic activity of the heart and the lungs (Baumgartner et al. 2003; Clark et al. 2011; Tanabe et al. 1998). This heterogeneity may be reduced during exercise due to The Steady-State Concept 33 simultaneous recruitment of a larger number of lung capillaries. Similar heterogeneities have been demonstrated also in contracting skeletal muscles, both in space and in time (Armstrong et al.
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