Validation of a method for estimating energy expenditure during walking in middle-aged adults.

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Chantal Verkindt

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Georges Dalleau

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Nicolas Peyrot

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Teddy Caderby

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10.1007/S00421-017-3780-0

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Nathan Caron

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