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an increasing stride ratewill resultin a shorter stride length
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by leg length(passive) is influenced byStride length
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to increased back extension andleadsto increased back extension and
in increased back extension and flexionresultsin increased back extension and flexion
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the dancers to experience pain in the posterolateral ligamentous structures and the medial tibiofemoral jointcausethe dancers to experience pain in the posterolateral ligamentous structures and the medial tibiofemoral joint
to lower tail beat frequency and lower amplitudeleadsto lower tail beat frequency and lower amplitude
to the cessation of cell division and thus cellular senescenceleadsto the cessation of cell division and thus cellular senescence
to faster runningledto faster running
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in a reduced number of stepsresultedin a reduced number of steps
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from an inhibition of internode elongationresultedfrom an inhibition of internode elongation
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to the reduced plantcontributesto the reduced plant
other health diseasescausesother health diseases
to decreased runningleadingto decreased running
to a limp or a reflex inhibition of the gluteus medius that can cause a Trendelenburg gaitleadsto a limp or a reflex inhibition of the gluteus medius that can cause a Trendelenburg gait
from patients not wanting to push off from their painful foot as powerfully as normalresultsfrom patients not wanting to push off from their painful foot as powerfully as normal
an increase in steps per milecausesan increase in steps per mile
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to less vertical up and down movementleadsto less vertical up and down movement
in shorter overhangs buthas resultedin shorter overhangs but
from a deficit or excess soil moisture levelscan also resultfrom a deficit or excess soil moisture levels
lateral patellofemoral and total pa - tellofemoral joint stress , which significantly increased during squattingcausedlateral patellofemoral and total pa - tellofemoral joint stress , which significantly increased during squatting
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in a higher centre frequencyresultingin a higher centre frequency
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in a higher risk of fallingmay resultin a higher risk of falling
in a reduction in anterior knee pain , ITB syndrome , and shin splints / stress reactions of the tibiahas resultedin a reduction in anterior knee pain , ITB syndrome , and shin splints / stress reactions of the tibia