Normalisation procedures for Cuffdiff2 consider total number of reads, gene length, variability within and between the conditions, and differential isoform expression [ 12, 18].
Comparison of baseline performance shows significant differences between intervention groups for two gait variables (step length variability fast-DTC, P=0.050; step time variability fast-DTC, P=0.039).
It has been also shown that stride time variability depends on stride velocity, whereas the relationship between stride length variability and stride velocity remains controversial.
The independent variables were walking velocity variability, stride length variability, stride width variability, and stride time variability.
The significant interaction effects observed for step length and step length variability favouring SBC extends previous work providing evidence for an association between DTC of step length during fast walking and divided attention [ 60] into a causal relation.
Stream network length variability was 1.5% of total length, but increased as the analyzed area decreased.
Another limitation is the possible length variability of each cadaver.
Additionally, two gait variability measures were significantly elevated at preferred walking speed (step length variability and step time variability).
An increased risk was also found for swing phase, double support phase, swing time variability and stride length variability with the strongest result for stride length variability.
