Larger plantar flexion torque variability implies less stable balance in the young: an association affected by knee position.
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Spinal mechanisms may provide a combination of intermittent and continuous control of human posture: predictions from a biologically based neuromusculoskeletal modelD1 and D2 Inhibitions of the Soleus H-Reflex Are Differentially Modulated during Plantarflexion Force and Position Tasks.Neural correlates of motor-cognitive dual-tasking in young and old adults.Later stages of diabetic neuropathy affect the complexity of the neuromuscular system at the knee during low-level isometric contractions.Effectiveness of electrical noise in reducing postural sway: a comparison between imperceptible stimulation applied to the anterior and to the posterior leg muscles.Altered visual strategies and attention are related to increased force fluctuations during a pinch grip task in older adults.
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Larger plantar flexion torque variability implies less stable balance in the young: an association affected by knee position.
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André Fabio Kohn
Emanuele Moraes Mello
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10.1016/J.HUMOV.2013.05.004
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2013-09-20T00:00:00Z