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    Intraclass Correlation Coefficient (ICC) and the probability of a difference across days for <i>δM</i> and <i>δD</i> of normal walking without any load (N), walking with an additional mental task (M), and walking with two kilogram weights on each foot (W).

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    <p>Intraclass Correlation Coefficient (ICC) and the probability of a difference across days for <i>δM</i> and <i>δD</i> of normal walking without any load (N), walking with an additional mental task (M), and walking with two kilogram weights on each foot (W).</p

    Illustration of the Means and Standard Error of <i>δD</i> for the three conditions across the two days.

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    <p>Significant differences occurred between all three tasks (p<0.001), but not within conditions.</p

    Three dimensional view of the acceleration data in m•s<sup>−2</sup> illustrating the path of the state vector and cutting point to determine the start and end of a loop.

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    <p>Depicted is the side view of the area A (in blue) defining the start and the end of a cycle. All traces of the state vector must pass through and be perpendicular to the rectangle.</p

    Individual subject values of <i>δD</i> for normal-mental, normal-weighted and mental-weighted walking on days 1 and 2.

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    <p>Individual subject values of <i>δD</i> for normal-mental, normal-weighted and mental-weighted walking on days 1 and 2.</p

    Scatterplot of <i>δM</i> and <i>δD</i> for the attractors in the three conditions. Note the clustering of data for each of the three conditions.

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    <p>Scatterplot of <i>δM</i> and <i>δD</i> for the attractors in the three conditions. Note the clustering of data for each of the three conditions.</p

    Means and Standard Error of <i>δM</i> for the three conditions across the two days.

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    <p>Significant differences occurred between all three tasks (p<0.001), but not within conditions.</p

    Illustration of example categories used to allow the creation of Quantiles from the medians of different groups.

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    <p>Illustration of example categories used to allow the creation of Quantiles from the medians of different groups.</p

    Individual subject values of <i>δM</i> for normal-mental, normal-weighted and mental-weighted walking on days 1 and 2.

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    <p>Individual subject values of <i>δM</i> for normal-mental, normal-weighted and mental-weighted walking on days 1 and 2.</p
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