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29 …and coronary heart disease in comparison to healthy subjects. Clin Hemorheol Microcir… Page
48 …exact test to evaluate independence. For all comparisons, we set a = 0… Page
49 …None of the comparisons yielded statistically significant differences in incidence at a… Page
53 …No device-related adverse events were reported during the study. The most…

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22 THE COLLAPSE OF THE THEORY OF EVOLUTION IN 50 THEMES Evolutionists produce… Page
23 HARUN YAHYA A recent study shows that the evolutionist propaganda on this… Page
49 …Gills 45 Molecular Comparisons Represent No Evidence for Evolution This claim is…

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28 …Significant pair-wise comparisons are denoted via the square brackets. 26 Pedorthic… Page
33 …Our findings from human feet may form a basis for future comparisons… Page
34 …Ergonomic comparison of seven modes of carrying loads on the horizontal plane… Page
58 …Rethinking the evolution of the human foot: insights from experimental research. Journal…

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14 A comparison of the free moment pattern during the stance phase of… Page
16 A comparison of the free moment pattern during the stance phase of… Page
18 A comparison of the free moment pattern during the stance phase of… Page
21 …We evaluated the differences in peak ankle-foot complex eversion among groups… Page
22 A comparison of the free moment pattern during the stance phase of… Page
23 …A comparison of foot kinematics in people with normal- and flat-arched… Page
34 A comparison of the free moment pattern during the stance phase of… Page
36 A comparison of the free moment pattern during the stance phase of… Page
38 A comparison of the free moment pattern during the stance phase of… Page
40 A comparison of the free moment pattern during the stance phase of… Page
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48 A comparison of the free moment pattern during the stance phase of… Page
52 A comparison of the free moment pattern during the stance phase of… Page
53 …dispersed walking and the organisation of everyday practices. Sociol Health Illn. 2016…

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20 Ever Evolving Waterproofing Technology it creates a lot of stress and tension… Page
33 …Table 2 shows the comparison of calcaneus inverted angle and calcaneus alignment… Page
40 …PY, Reischl SF, Perry J. Comparison of foot pronation and lower extremity…

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21 …Even though heel lifts are frequently prescribed to treat this injury, recent… Page
31 …tibial tendon dysfunction (PTTD) in comparison to healthy individuals. • BACKGROUND: PTTD is… Page
32 …Ness et al23 reported increased rearfoot eversion throughout stance compared to controls… Page
35 …1) peak rearfoot eversion, 2) eversion excursion, 3) time to peak rearfoot…

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28 …Boulton AJ. Diabetic foot syndrome: evaluating the prevalence and incidence of foot… Page
60 …20 SAMPLE CHARACTERISTICS Diabetic INTERVENTION & COMPARISON OUTCOME MEASURES Peak pressure Higher (>?750… Page
61 …shore hardness EVA) vs prefab insoles with hardcore EVA?+?soft microfiber top… Page
64 …Increased barefoot plantar pressure Intervention & Comparison Control: Standard custom-made insoles from… Page
69 …Hence, we can not make a clear comparison or pool data to… Page
74 …2019 [60] Insole base with 5?mm 500 Shore A EVA with… Page
75 …Going from evidence to recommendations: the significance and presentation of recommendations. J…

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27 …A comparison study of plantar foot pressure in a standardized shoe, total… Page
29 …Trace evidence includes hair, fibers, soils, glass. Physical evidence includes friction ridge… Page
32 …to identify human remains from comparison of podiatry records and x-rays…

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21 …The key domains essential for evaluating foot measurement apps were identified as… Page
30 …Even though the ratings were within a close range of spread, there… Page
38 …Guidelines, criteria, and rules of thumb for evaluating normed and standardized assessment… Page
53 …as the conventional method required comparison of temperatures between contra-laterally matched…

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20 …During loading response and midstance, dorsiflexion, eversion, and abduction were observed. Eventually… Page
23 …Interestingly, metatarsal arch height, lateral forefoot inversion, and medial forefoot eversion reached… Page
25 …The comparison with these results must be taken with caution given the… Page
27 …Axial radiographic evaluation in hallux valgus: evaluation of the transverse arch in… Page
42 …Movement on the anteriorposterior axis (Y) was defined as inversion/ eversion, and… Page
51 …A study by Ferber [15] included the comparison of the use of…

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31 …Differences between footwear and barefoot were also evident for knee excursion angle… Page
33 …is suggested based on recent evidence demonstrating footwear-related effects on stride…

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29 …Positive correlations between frontal plane rearfoot measurements and maximum rearfoot eversion suggests… Page
48 …Calcaneal frontal plane position (Inversion/eversion of the calcaneus) The foot is…

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35 …Is there an evidence-based efficacy for the use of foot orthotics… Page
52 …intervention, comparison, outcome (PICO) questions for each modifiable risk factor evaluated in… Page
65 …A comparison of direct versus self-report measures for assessing physical activity… Page
66 …Protocol for evaluating the effects of a foot-ankle therapeutic exercise program…

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43 …The vestibular ratio evaluates the stability of the individual when both somatosensory… Page
44 …A posthoc comparison revealed that the plantar soft tissues of the DPN…

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37 A comparison of group-optimized and individuallyselected footwear designs Abstract Background: Appropriate… Page
42 …The outsole of all rocker footwear was manufactured using EVA (ethyl vinyl… Page
44 …This comparison, between group optimized and personalized footwear, was carried out separately… Page
46 …position and rocker angle for every region with between peak plantar pressure… Page
54 …The biomechanics and clinical efficacy of footwear adapted with rocker profiles–evidence…