Sentence examples for consistent walking from inspiring English sources

Videos that included a minimum of four complete gait cycles across a consistent walking speed were digitized by hand using the DLTdataviewer subroutine in MATLAB (MathWorks, Natick, MA, USA) [ 12].

We chose 30 minutes as the maximum time that evacuees would be willing to walk to a departure point and, based on a consistent walking rate of 5 km h-1, a time interval representing accessibility was set correspondingly.

Participants were asked to continue walking for an additional 2 m past the end of the path to ensure a consistent walking pace while on the timed path.

The boot senses when the user's heel makes contact with the ground and supplies a powered boost to help keep up a consistent walking pace.

In the videotaped OGA, the support staff continued videotaping the dog until good footage was achieved, in which the dog ambulated in a straight line at a consistent walking speed (i.e. discarding video in which the dog was refusing to move, etc).

My grandfather, in my corner of the world with his consistent walk to send off his guest led me to the heart of it all - people matter and find your own small way to make them feel your respect - more than the words, in your acts.

These fruits are not responsible for your salvation, but they are typically the natural result of your salvation and of a healthy, consistent walk in the Spirit.

Interestingly, the N2 was more consistent between walking sessions, compared to sitting, for both hits and correct rejection trials.

Although the two loading protocols are considered to be consistent with walking in a brace with a 2.5 cm heel raise and passive range of movement exercises, the quantitative separation reported in this study is not directly applicable to patients for number of reasons.

This is consistent with walking when the stance phase is longer than the swing phase and is confirmed by the duty factor.

Saelens and Handy [ 15] found consistent associations with walking for transportation, whereas little or no evidence was observed with total and recreational walking.