<p>(A) Means and standard deviations of the amount of acceleration variability. For each subject, the variability was estimated as the mean value from the standard deviations of all data point over the first flexion (total average) and from the standard deviations of the 10 trials at the time of the minimum (MIN) and maximum (MAX) variability. (B) Means and standard deviations of the timing of occurrence of the minimum and maximum variability expressed as fraction of the first flexion length. (C) Linear regression between the time of muscle activation and the time of minimum acceleration variability computed by the data from each subject (black circles). The axes values are fractions of the first flexion length. ** P<0.01.</p
The substantial kinematic degrees-of-freedom available in human movement lead to inherent variations...
<p>Each bar represents average variance of movement performance calculated from a collection of meas...
<p>Top row: Mean timing coefficients of variation for the 144 practice trials, with standard errors ...
<p>(A) Mean values and standard deviations of the total area of the Rectus femoris EMG activity reco...
<p>Averaged acceleration (A–B) and EMG (C–D) traces for one adolescent and one adult with Down syndr...
The complexity of human movement arises from the management of redundant (bio)mechanical degrees of ...
© 2014 Elsevier Ltd. Kinematic motor variability is extensively studied in occupational, clinical an...
<p>Standard deviations and ranges of the magnitudes of joint contact forces and the major muscle for...
In recent years, several works have explored variability using different approaches, trying to descr...
<p>95% confidence intervals computed for: (A) amplitude of oscillatory muscle strain, (B) phase of o...
<p>The data refer to the onset times related to muscle 1 (M1) for generating the acceleration phases...
The current study proposed a method for estimating biological movement variability in order to exami...
Movement variability is of increasing interest to biomechanists as it has been hypothesised to play ...
Chapter 4 Experiment design, data acquisition and signal processing Gait variability (GV) from kine...
Objective. To assess the sources of variability associated with an EMG-assisted model of spine loadi...
The substantial kinematic degrees-of-freedom available in human movement lead to inherent variations...
<p>Each bar represents average variance of movement performance calculated from a collection of meas...
<p>Top row: Mean timing coefficients of variation for the 144 practice trials, with standard errors ...
<p>(A) Mean values and standard deviations of the total area of the Rectus femoris EMG activity reco...
<p>Averaged acceleration (A–B) and EMG (C–D) traces for one adolescent and one adult with Down syndr...
The complexity of human movement arises from the management of redundant (bio)mechanical degrees of ...
© 2014 Elsevier Ltd. Kinematic motor variability is extensively studied in occupational, clinical an...
<p>Standard deviations and ranges of the magnitudes of joint contact forces and the major muscle for...
In recent years, several works have explored variability using different approaches, trying to descr...
<p>95% confidence intervals computed for: (A) amplitude of oscillatory muscle strain, (B) phase of o...
<p>The data refer to the onset times related to muscle 1 (M1) for generating the acceleration phases...
The current study proposed a method for estimating biological movement variability in order to exami...
Movement variability is of increasing interest to biomechanists as it has been hypothesised to play ...
Chapter 4 Experiment design, data acquisition and signal processing Gait variability (GV) from kine...
Objective. To assess the sources of variability associated with an EMG-assisted model of spine loadi...
The substantial kinematic degrees-of-freedom available in human movement lead to inherent variations...
<p>Each bar represents average variance of movement performance calculated from a collection of meas...
<p>Top row: Mean timing coefficients of variation for the 144 practice trials, with standard errors ...