Peak power
2 papers1 finding
- Humans2
Associations
1Ear-worn inertial measurement units
upin humans1
1 study
Ear-worn inertial measurement units
upin humans1
Ear-worn inertial measurement units are associated with peak power in humans (Systematic bias: sit-to-stand 172 W (95% CI 153–190); sit-to-walk 191 W (95% CI 168–215)).
“systematic biases of 172 (95% CI 153-190) W and 191 (95% CI 168-215) W indicated that ear-derived and seventh cervical vertebra-derived power were not interchangeable.”
HumansEar-derived versus seventh cervical vertebra-derived measurements during sit-to-stand and sit-to-walkn = 62
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