To study the characteristics and distribution of the indicator walking speed in the study population, expressed in meters/second to walk 3 meters, we selected different cut-off points to classify each person as slow or not slow.
The findings indicate only modest impact on some indicators of walking.
The findings indicate only small changes in some indicators of walking with a simple and low-cost intervention using pedometers and e-mail messages.
Short trips to pharmacies, groceries, bakeries and primary schools were analyzed and a comparison of accessibility indicators for walking and car was made, considering four different parking scenarios.
To test this assumption, POMA, FAC and EMS, which are good indicators of walking ability, will be examined at T0. Results based on outcome measures not assessed at T0 should be interpreted with care.
This overlapping may contribute to the differences found in the ANOVA, and further analysis with the use of a larger number of functional status indicators (eg, walking time, memory, social network size) will be needed.
However, there is no consensus regarding the cut-off point for walking speed as an indicator of slowness.
IR, in addition to its metabolic and cardiovascular implications, may serve as an important indicator of walking function among older man.
According to Timsit, these activities provided the impetus for President Nicolas Sarkozy of France to commission Stiglitz, along with the Nobel laureate Amartya Sen and the French economist Jean-Paul Fitoussi, to conduct a study of the "of economic performance and social progress" that included diverse G.N.H. indicators, ranging from walking to reading to the frequency of love making.
They also introduce the concepts of efficiency and perceived safety which opens the discussion not only to infrastructural aspects and indicators such as walking speed, but to characteristics that help to specify certain needs in relation to individual preferences and (in abilities.
In 2005, the socio-economic indicators associated with walking to work largely mirrored those in 2001.
