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1 Fig. 3. Posture×step interaction.
Posture×step interaction. Shown are posture×step interactions on the second peak of vertical GRF (A), propulsive impulse (B), contact time (C) and velocity (D) (N=12). Error bars indicate ±standard deviation. RE, regular erect trunk; TF1, 30° trunk flexion; TF2, 50° trunk flexion; TF3, maximal trunk flexion; L, unperturbed level step; U-1, pre-perturbation step; U0, perturbation step; U+1, post-perturbation step. Soran Aminiaghdam, and Christian Rode Biology Open 2017;6: © Published by The Company of Biologists Ltd

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