Sentence examples for habitual walking from inspiring English sources

To quantify habitual walking speed and estimate the prevalence of low habitual walking speed (<0.8m/s and <0.5m/s) in nursing home residents; and secondarily to gain some insight into whether demographic, health, and functional outcomes could predict the nursing home residents' walking speed.

Participants will be asked to perform the TUG at their self-selected habitual walking speed.

Most frequently used outcome measures were habitual walking speed (22 trials) and timed-up-and-go test (TUG, 16 trials).

After training, the intervention group increased habitual walking speed by 0.149 m/s (p < 0.001) compared with the control group.

After intervention, the intervention group increased their habitual walking speed by 0.149 m/s (0.54 km/h; p < 0.001) compared with the control group.

The short term primary outcome (at 3 and 6 mo) is Short Physical Performance Battery (SPPB) including 2.44 m habitual walking speed, five chair rises timed and standing balance tests [ 34].

Informed by gender theory, the fall of the euro and some debauched, global-sourced Berlin club music, Shaking the Habitual walks a tightrope strung uneasily – but compellingly – between the head and the body.

Picture yourself on a habitual walk through town, perhaps to work or a local grocery store.

Taking his title from the opening stage direction in Waiting for Godot, Byrne photographed anonymous stretches of roadside in the Dublin and Wicklow mountains: such places as might have been frequented by Samuel Beckett as a young man, on his habitual walks with his father.

To the best of our knowledge, only Tsang et al. [ 19] and Orr et al. [ 20] have investigated the effect of a specific physical training programme not only on the activity level and quality of life of diabetic patients, but also on their habitual and maximal walking speed.

The annual health examination data included SBP, body weight, height and self-reported medical history and lifestyle factors such as smoking, habitual alcohol drinking, walking (1 h or more per day) and exercise (30 min or more two or more times per week).