“…Cycling smoothness was measured by cross-correlating the crank angle with an ideal cycling pattern generated from participant-specific cadence and cycling duration. Cycling rhythmicity was assessed by evaluating the revolution-to-revolution variability in the time required to complete a revolution. …”
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“…Regarding the gait variables during stair descent in the comparison within the groups (p < 0.05), both groups showed significant differences in all of the gait variables; we noted significant differences in the double-support stance, step length, velocity, and cadence in the comparison between the groups (p < 0.05). …”
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“…We then divided the participants into three subgroups using the normalized step length and developed a linear regression model for estimating the gold standard gait speed using age, foot length, and the features obtained from an inertia sensor, including cadence, vertical height displacement, yaw angle, and role angle of CoM. …”
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“…The proportion was significantly different between VS and RW conditions in four clusters. Cadence and step lengths differed across conditions but not groups which makes the group differences in proportion even more notable. …”
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“…Despite this, the measurement of physical activity (PA) has been limited to a ‘one size fits all’ approach and can be challenging to translate into clinically meaningful or real-world units, such as cadence. This discrepancy may partly explain the inconsistent evidence for the impact of PR on PA. …”
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“…FINDINGS: Wearing A.Dyn.O.®, step cadence was reduced, step length, stance phase and stride duration increased; physiological heel rocker was present, thus postponing the timing of ankle and forefoot rockers; ankle dorsiflexion angular excursion, range of motion, maximal dorsiflexor and plantarflexor moments together with maximal power absorption and production were all amplified. …”
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“…The “rhythm” domain was composed of swing time, stance time, and cadence. Multivariate covariance-based analyses adjusted for age, sex, education, total intracranial volume, and presence of mild cognitive impairment identified gray matter volume (GMV) patterns associated with pace and rhythm, as well as participant-specific expression (or factor) scores for each pattern. …”
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“…RESULTS: Significant differences were found between healthy, overweight, and obese participants for different bilateral gait’s kinematic and kinetic parameters such as cadence, gait velocity, step time, step length, step velocity, step width, stride time, stride length, stride velocity, maximum force, maximum peak pressure, active propulsion, and passive propulsion except for impulse at .05 level of significance. …”
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“…Repeated mTBI produced significant increases in gait time, cycle time, and stance time, as well as decreases in gait velocity and cadence, on Day One post-injury compared to pre-injury, and these remained significantly altered at Day Four and Day Seven post-injury. …”
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“…We measured walking speed, cadence, and the number of steps in a 10 m walking test (10MWT) and assessed Modified Ashworth Scale (MAS), Fugl–Meyer Assessment (FMA), and range of motion (ROM) before and after the intervention. …”
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“…Moreover, we have investigated the variations of [Formula: see text] as function of (i) the ‘cadence’ at which G(t) is evaluated, (ii) the spring constant of the atomic bone, and (iii) the initial value of the shear relaxation modulus G(O). …”
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“…No significant differences were found between gait types for three temporal parameters: step cadence, step, and stride time. For the other variables, all the differences identified were between free-walking and walking with poles, with no differences between standard and mechatronic poles. …”
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“…BB was determined by the Fullerton Advanced Balance scale, while GSR was established by dividing cadence by gait speed and data collected during the 50-foot walk test. …”
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“…The effects of average maximum force, speed, cadence, step length, and stride length explained the variation in the performance fatigability by 61% (p = 0.007). …”
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“…Compared with conventional physiotherapy, VR programs significantly improved gait parameters such as speed and cadence, muscle power, and perceived ankle instability; however, no significant difference was detected in the foot and ankle ability measure (FAAM). …”
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“…Walking speed, step length, and cadence significantly improved when walking with the gait aid at week 6 compared with week 1. …”
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“…Two parameters characterized the walking performance: closeness to the modeled speed minimizing the energetic cost per unit distance (locomotor rehabilitation index, LRI), and the ratio of step length to step cadence (walk ratio, WR). For dependent variables (self-selected and maximal walking speeds), a recursive partitioning algorithm (classification and regression tree) was adopted, highlighting interactions across all the independent variables. …”
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“…Cardiopulmonary parameters, plasma lactate (BLa(−)), cadence, ground contact time (GT) and RPE values were assessed. …”
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“…There were no group differences for cadence, stride length, and gait velocity. This study informs about the kinematics of AS at various gait velocities ranging from very slow to very fast in mildly-to-moderately impaired PWPD. …”
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“…DISCUSSION: These results indicate that at matched SSWS, PD patients adopt a higher cadence than control participants. Moreover, the temporal subdivision of the walking gait of people with PD is similar to healthy individuals but the coordination during the double support phase is different. …”
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