1. Examination of Sustained Gait Speed During Extended Walking in Individuals With Chronic Stroke 
Peter A. Altenburger, PhD, PT, Tracy A. Dierks, PhD, Kristine K. Miller, PhD, PT, Stephanie A. Combs, PT, PhD, NCS, Marieke Van Puymbroeck, PhD, CTRS, Arlene A. Schmid, PhD, OTR 
Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 
Volume 94, Issue 12, Pages (December 2013)
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2. Fig 1
Group means ± SDs for gait speed (m/s) during the 10MWT and the discrete speeds during the 6MWT at beginning gait speed (Begings), peak gait speed (Peakgs), and ending gait speed (Endgs). *Significant difference between 6MWT Peakgs and Endgs are shown graphically by the solid line (P<.001). †Significant difference between Peakgs and Begings (P<.001). ‡Significant difference between 10MWT and 6MWT Peakgs (P<.001).
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3. Fig 2
Subgroup means ± SDs for gait speed (m/s) during the 10MWT and the discrete speeds during the 6MWT at beginning gait speed (Begings), peak gait speed (Peakgs), and ending gait speed (Endgs). Subgroups include HHAs (<.40), LCAs (.40–.80), and UCAs (>.80).9 *Significant difference between 6MWT Peakgs and Endgs. ‡Significant difference between 10MWT and 6MWT Peakgs.
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