Is the endurance shuttle walk test (ESWT) responsive to change in walking capacity elicited by exercise training?
Officer Shelby's "fear resulted in her unreasonable actions," and even though Mr. Crutcher was not responsive to her and was walking away from her, she became "emotionally involved to the point that she overreacted," prosecutors allege in court documents.
Therefore, there is a demand for psychometrically sound measures of walking that are responsive to change.
Because the comfortable walking speed seems to be more responsive to functional recovery after stroke [ 51] and because the maximum walking speed can be estimated by multiplying comfortable walking speed by 1.32 [ 52], the TMWS- test is performed at comfortable walking speed, only by patients with a FAC score of 3 or higher.
Vacationers will be able to tag whatever they want on a glistening, immediately responsive LCD palate with a suite of glowpens, before walking along a giant touchscreen that lights up underneath your footprints through the main corridor.
Shunt responsive INPH patients were identified as those having objective improvement in their walking speed, neuropsychological assessment as well as subjective improvements in gait, continence and memory, one year post operatively.
While Fijits can't walk, the responsive toy can wobble and gyrate to four built-in tunes, or an external beat, which was on display en masse in a publicity stunt in Times Square, when hundreds of pudgy Fijits danced in unison to celebrate their arrival in toy stores.
The proband (Case II-1, Fig. 1C) is a German 41-year-old female, affected by DOPA-responsive dystonia, who presented at age 4 years with bilateral foot inversion on walking.
This could indicate that the SF-36 is more responsive with regard to fractures of lower limbs, especially since the PF dimension is largely concerned with walking.
