Sentence examples for effect on the stride from inspiring English sources

When normalized by the height at withers, no age effect on the stride length was identified anymore, whereas the speed was shown to decrease with age (p = 0.0024), probably due to a decrease of the stride frequency (p < 0.0001).

DigiGait™ test revealed no further effect of PSI treatment on the stride length of neither wild-type nor transgenic mice as compared to vehicle-treated mice (Supplementary Table S1).

"Both can have negative effects on stride length and stride frequency and thus they can explain why sprinters run slower with age".

As for the speed, no age effect on stride length was demonstrated, whereas growing healthy dogs increased their stride length.

The statistically significant effect on stride length of successful open active in year 2 is illustrated in Fig. 3. Its magnitude, compared with placebo, was similar to that after blinded active.

Fixed effects modeled over the stride (i.e. those effects were not constant over a normalised stride) were stride percentage (0 100 %), and whether the nose angle increased or decreased.

Adding haptic input decreased stride velocity, increased the %DS, had no effect on the MOSML magnitude, decreased the MOSMLCV, had no effect on the SI, and increased activity of most muscles examined during normal walking.

A similar feature extraction was performed on the stride interval signal.

27 It is likely that the positive effects on both stride length and gait economy increased maximal walking speed.

When considering the global unweighing effects on stride parameters during running, its major influence was the large increase in flight time, which contrasted the disproportional decrease in contact time resulting in overall longer stride length and reduction in stride rate.

Excluding those receiving background anti-parkinsonian medication did not diminish the size of treatment-effect on stride length (Fig. 2).