Influence of contextual task constraints on preferred stride parameters and their variabilities during human walking.

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Patients with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease Walk with Altered Step Time and Step Width Variability as Compared with Healthy Control Subjects.Effect of parameter selection on entropy calculation for long walking trials.

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Influence of contextual task constraints on preferred stride parameters and their variabilities during human walking.

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Influence of contextual task constraints on preferred stride parameters and their variabilities during human walking.

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