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Outcome measures were assessed using anthropometry, bio-impedance, blood pressure measurement and questionnaires.

Reliability and other properties of the community-level measures were assessed using multilevel models.

The effects of light touch (touch/no touch), vision (eyes open/closed), and group (iSCI/AB) on COP measures were assessed using a two-way mixed design MANOVA.

Correlations of the first and second measures were assessed using Pearson correlation (R(2)), and agreement between the two measures was shown using Bland-Altman plots.

Expired gases were continuously collected and measured using a metabolic cart, and biomechanical measures were assessed using high-speed video analysis.

For comparison of baseline characteristics, ordinal measures were assessed using the mean score Cochran Mantel Haenszel test, nominal scale measures were assessed using the generalized Cochran Mantel–Haenszel test, and continuous measures were assessed using the t-test.

The average of three trials for cervical range of motion and scapulothoracic strength measures was assessed using ICC 2,3), whereas single measurements of cervical muscle strength, cervical muscle endurance, and scapulothoracic muscle length were assessed using ICC 2,1).

Intra-method reliability of foot length measures was assessed using kappa scores, and differences between measurers were analysed using Bland and Altman plots.

Flowability and bulk density improvements as corroborative measures are assessed using Hosokawa Powder Tester and FT4 Freeman Powder Rheometer.

Score reliability for the vocabulary measures was assessed using Cronbach's Alpha.

Risks of irrigation water shortage were estimated and the effect of mitigation measures was assessed using the simulated data.