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Meanings of gait in English
Usage of gait in English
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Results: Participants with faster baseline gait had lower rates of incident disability.
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Conclusion: Improvement in usual gait speed predicts a substantial reduction in mortality.
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These findings suggest that the reautomatization of gait is affected among patients.
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Background: Both cognitive function and gait speed are important correlates of disability.
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The gait of the patients was obtained using a motion capture system.
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Conclusion: ALS patients performed the imagined gait faster than the real gait.
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Some came with the reminiscent roll of the sea in their gait.
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Staggering in his gait, he fell; then rose again and again fell.
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Conclusions: Quantitative gait markers are independent predictors of falls in older adults.
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The great monsters loped away in their strange rocking gait, running south.
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I had forgotten the plodding cart-horse gait; my shoes were too light.
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The long walk to freedom now has a slow and unsteady gait.
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Slow, deliberate, and confused is the best way to describe his gait.
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All models were loaded and restrained to represent conditions of normal gait.
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Even with his plodding gait, it was far too early for sunrise.
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Yesterday it did six miles without damage, though the gait remains Hephaestian.
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Gait through the time
Gait across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common