The storage of beef samples at -20℃ in a freezer for a week could have caused membrane injuries. As a result the intercellular and intracellular part of tissue could have been mixed causing the difference in resistivity along and across myofiber axes to decrease. In addition, the lack of homogeneity of beef samples and uniformity in fiber direction could have affected the resistivity values. A piece of beef with cut dimensions 19 cm × 5 cm × 7 cm and approximate volume of 665 cm3 was a substantial piece of meat. It could be possible that the fibers did not run in a uniform fashion throughout the sample.