<p>Un.Walk.: unobstructed walking; Low: walking with low obstacle avoidance; Interm.: walking with intermediate obstacle avoidance; High: walking with high obstacle avoidance. p<0.05, *: Difference between groups, <sup>#</sup>: difference between unobstructed walking and walking with obstacle avoidance, regardless of obstacle height; <sup>a</sup>: difference between Un.Walk and Low; <sup>d</sup>: difference between Low and Interm.; <sup>e</sup>: difference between Low and High; <sup>f</sup>: difference between Interm. and High.</p
<p>A, Average step height and step width (marker on right lateral malleolus) of all subjects in the ...
<p>Mean and standard deviation (in brackets) of kinematic gait parameters with the elevated vacuum s...
<p>During curved walking the foot inside (IN) and outside (OUT) the trajectory is considered separat...
<p>Difference of means of (A) stride length, (B) step width, and (C) cadence. Difference of variabil...
<p>Walking conditions are labeled as NOP–no perturbation, COG–cognitive perturbation, PLAT–physical ...
<p>Abbreviations: no AD, no assistive device; StW, standard walker; 2WW, two wheeled walker; 3WW, th...
<p>Comparison of mean coefficients of variation across six walking conditions: (A) step time and (B)...
<p>Abbreviations: no AD, no assistive device; StW, standard walker; 2WW, two wheeled walker; 3WW, th...
Gait variability may serve as a sensitive and clinically relevant parameter to quantify adjustments ...
Gait variability may serve as a sensitive and clinically relevant parameter to quantify adjustments ...
<p>(a) gait speed; (b) mean stride intervals; (c) stride interval variability; and (d) scaling expon...
<p>Mean of the difference (absolute values) between predicted and measured marker trajectories in th...
<p>Variability is represented as standard deviation rather than variance, i.e. the square root of <i...
<p>The figure depicts the variability values of stride time (A), step time (B), stance time (C) and ...
<p>Means and standard deviations of the variability of spatial-temporal parameters interaction group...
<p>A, Average step height and step width (marker on right lateral malleolus) of all subjects in the ...
<p>Mean and standard deviation (in brackets) of kinematic gait parameters with the elevated vacuum s...
<p>During curved walking the foot inside (IN) and outside (OUT) the trajectory is considered separat...
<p>Difference of means of (A) stride length, (B) step width, and (C) cadence. Difference of variabil...
<p>Walking conditions are labeled as NOP–no perturbation, COG–cognitive perturbation, PLAT–physical ...
<p>Abbreviations: no AD, no assistive device; StW, standard walker; 2WW, two wheeled walker; 3WW, th...
<p>Comparison of mean coefficients of variation across six walking conditions: (A) step time and (B)...
<p>Abbreviations: no AD, no assistive device; StW, standard walker; 2WW, two wheeled walker; 3WW, th...
Gait variability may serve as a sensitive and clinically relevant parameter to quantify adjustments ...
Gait variability may serve as a sensitive and clinically relevant parameter to quantify adjustments ...
<p>(a) gait speed; (b) mean stride intervals; (c) stride interval variability; and (d) scaling expon...
<p>Mean of the difference (absolute values) between predicted and measured marker trajectories in th...
<p>Variability is represented as standard deviation rather than variance, i.e. the square root of <i...
<p>The figure depicts the variability values of stride time (A), step time (B), stance time (C) and ...
<p>Means and standard deviations of the variability of spatial-temporal parameters interaction group...
<p>A, Average step height and step width (marker on right lateral malleolus) of all subjects in the ...
<p>Mean and standard deviation (in brackets) of kinematic gait parameters with the elevated vacuum s...
<p>During curved walking the foot inside (IN) and outside (OUT) the trajectory is considered separat...