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Functional Gait Asymmetries Achieved Through Modeling and Understanding the Interaction of Multiple Gait Modulations

Rasouli, 2020

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Walking is an important determinant of human functionality. Gait disabilities affect millions of people worldwide every year. Investigating the science of walking advances recovery techniques and assistive devices for gait rehabilitation. A functional gait promotes …
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