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“... to 4 verbal cues (FAST, SLOW, HIGH, and LONG). In the second stage, the EMG signal of the same muscle groups...”
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“... B, the sample was allocated into slow group (SG) and fast group (FG), and the logistic regression model...”
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“..., reports nº 493.211 and nº 573.833. There was an increase in frailty (13%) and a decrease in non-frail...”
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“... exhaustion and/or fatigue, slow walking speed and low level of physical activity. Exhaustion and/or fatigue...”
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“... worsening group, the impairment of the component slow in walking speed was associated with lower QoL scores...”
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