Pedometers are most sensitive to walking behaviors, which is consistent with public health and clinical approaches to increasing physical activity.
The results of TIMER suggest that the T100MW may represent a more sensitive test of walking capacity than the T25FW, whilst both tests may be able to detect clinically meaningful improvements in functioning not reflected by changes in EDSS score.
In the summer of 1970, Karl Marlantes, a recently demobilised Vietnam veteran posted to US Marine Corps headquarters after 13 months of highly decorated active service, found himself walking some sensitive military papers across to the Capitol.
I remember my shock when "28 Up" came out: this intelligent and sensitive man was seen walking the roads of Scotland in a cold mist, unemployed and homeless, his face pinched and scarred.
The net O2 cost may also be less sensitive to changes in walking speed [ 11].
Hip forces were sensitive to the velocity of walking and peaked at 5 xBW during jogging, but were much less sensitive to the type of footwear or to the type of walking surface [ 27, 30].
It has to be said that, at the London Film Festival screening I attended, I was - apart from the sensitive few who walked out during the course of the film - alone in my uneasiness.
"Animal rights activists are walking an incredibly sensitive tightrope, but I think they're reaching a tipping point right now," said Jill Robinson, the director of Animals Asia, an organization based in Hong Kong that has been campaigning for two decades to end bear bile farming.
The surface is also sensitive to where people are walking, and how many pedestrians are in a given area, so the company is hoping to create a data-analytics software business to go with its high tech underfoot hardware — hardware which could, for instance, tell subway travelers where to stand on a platform to get into the least busy carriage before the train arrives.
She was honest and sensitive to Joe, while not walking on eggshells, and she stayed focused on her concerns without pressuring him to accommodate her expectations.
We suggest that 4- and 5-year-olds are more sensitive to the habituation with walking on a treadmill.
