Sentence examples for shoe p from inspiring English sources

Rate of slipping was lower for the highest ACOF shoe (p < .001).001

The ankle power generation and plantar flexion moment impulse were also reduced significantly when running and walking with the rocker shoe (p < 0.001).

In men, MF was increased in the racing flats (p = 0.016) beneath the medial midfoot (MMF), yet was increased beneath the medial forefoot (MFF) in the training shoe (p = 0.018).

Sole thickness increased when a SAPAS was applied after the flat shoe (P = 0.003), and sole thickness decreased when a flat shoe was applied after a SAPAS (P = 0.003).

The brace condition significantly reduced ankle joint ROM in the sagittal plane by 8.9° ± 2.4 when compared to the standard netball shoe (p = 0.013).

c) People with callus show significantly higher peak shear force (3.31 ± 0.78 (kgf)) than people without callus (2.03 ± 0.42 (kgf)) when they walk with their usual wearing shoes (p < 0.01).

Any ethologist knows the importance of "trying to put herself in her study animal's shoes": Midgley (p. 17 20, 31) shows how failure to take into account the intentions and emotions of animals stunted the study of animal behavior.

Differences in ACOF were significant across shoe outsole designs (p < .001).001

In the mid-1960s, President Johnson was dissatisfied with the quality of TV programming for children which he demonstrated in a now infamous UN address where he slammed his shoe on the "P" for podium to protest the paucity of rubber duckies on Bugs Bunny and the lack of tall, yellow feathered birds on The Flintstones.

Of the 895 centers, shoe modifications (41.2%, P < 0.03) were the most common form of pressure mitigation in >51% of diabetic foot ulcer treatments.

RESULTS Of the 895 respondents who treat diabetic foot ulcers, shoe modifications (41.2%, P < 0.03) were the most common form of pressure mitigation, whereas total contact casts were used by only 1.7% of the centers.