Coefficient of variation of stride time
There is 1 paper on coefficient of variation of stride time in aging research: 1 observational study in people.
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“A higher fall risk is noted with higher gait variability (coefficient of variance of stride time), intensity (cadence), and quantity (number of steps)”
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Coefficient of variation of stride time is associated with fall risk in humans (community-dwelling).
“A higher fall risk is noted with higher gait variability (coefficient of variance of stride time), intensity (cadence), and quantity (number of steps)”
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Gait Variability and Cognitive Function in Older Adults with Unsteady Gait
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Associations between gait speed and brain structure in amnestic mild cognitive impairment: a quantitative neuroimaging study
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Gait Variability Is Associated With the Strength of Functional Connectivity Between the Default and Dorsal Attention Brain Networks: Evidence From Multiple Cohorts
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Development and validation of Comprehensive Gait Assessment using InerTial Sensor score (C-GAITS score) derived from acceleration and angular velocity data at heel and lower trunk among community-dwelling older adults
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Effect of dual tasks on gait variability in walking to auditory cues in older and young individuals
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