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Table 3 Correlation coefficients

From: Wearable inertial sensors are highly sensitive in the detection of gait disturbances and fatigue at early stages of multiple sclerosis

 

MS group 1 (EDSS 0.0–1.0)

MS group 2 (EDSS 1.5-2.0)

MS group 3 (EDSS 2.5-5.0)

 

WEIMus

mean gait parameter

  walking speed [m/s]

0.013

-0.406

-0.364

  stride length [m]

0.123

-0.388

-0.325

  stride time [s]

0.088

0.251

0.366

  stance phase [s]

-0.014

0.353

0.161

  swing phase [s]

0.203

0.013

0.372

  MTC

0.150

-0.103

-0.213

linear trend of mean gait parameter

  walking speed slope

-0.003

0.144

-0.477a

  stride length slope

-0.020

0.251

-0.443a

  stride time slope

0.073

-0.051

0.428a

  stance phase slope

0.066

0.042

0.403a

  swing phase slope

0.009

-0.186

0.260

  MTC slope

-0.074

0.194

-0.121

observer-rater tests

    BBS

-0.357

-0.374

-0.462a

  TUG

-0.068

0.131

0.127

N

23

22

25

  1. acorrelation is significant at the 0.05 level (2-tailed)