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The onset time of balance control during walking is phase-independent, but the magnitude of the response is not

2019-05-31

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The human body is mechanically unstable during walking. Maintaining upright stability requires constant regulation of muscle force by the central nervous system to push against the ground and move the body mass in the desired way. Activation of muscles in the lower body in response to sensory or mechanical perturbations during walking is usually highly phase-dependent, because the effect any specific muscle force...

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Literature Corpus work: 99e6c381-dcbb-5b1c-88f7-5867188ba706
DOI: 10.1101/655928

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