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Published 2016
Subjects: “...rapidly progressive renal failure...”
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Published 2011
“... conditions. Stance phase duration decreases as speed increases, for both load conditions. Gait pattern seems...”
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Published 2016
Subjects: “...Walking...”
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Published 2020
“... observed, and the effect alternated between an increase, a decrease, and an undefined pattern for the...”
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Published 2015
“... of pregnancy on the biomechanical pattern of walking, regarding the kinetic parameters. A three-dimensional...”
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by Wang,Bo
Published 2021
“... pulsed radiofrequency can rapidly and steadily reduce the pain degree, improve the sleep quality, reduce...”
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Published 2010
“... in the walking pattern. Results: We selected 13 articles, eight cross-sectional studies, three...”
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Published 2023
“... control and motor pattern changes during both dual-tasks conditions compared to keeping a standing posture...”
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Published 2009
“...Gait initiation (GI), a transition phase between standing and walking, requires effective force...”
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