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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Feb 1.
Published in final edited form as: Eur J Appl Physiol. 2013 Nov 15;114(2):273–284. doi: 10.1007/s00421-013-2759-8

Table 4. Results of hierarchical regressions to predict peak power during walking and functional measures.

Condition Dependent Variable Variables entered into the model in each step R Model R2 ΔR2 ΔF p value df β
Free Speed Walking Peak Power Absorption 1. MVIC .021 .000 .000 .011 .919 1, 24 -.088
2. Highest Peak RFD .521 .271 .271 8.536 .026* 1, 23 -.328
3. Force @ Highest Peak RFD .653 .427 .156 5.991 .006* 1, 22 -.445
Peak Power Generation 1. MVIC .071 .005 .005 .120 .732 1, 24 .114
2. Highest Peak RFD .481 .231 .226 6.757 .049* 1, 23 .350
3. Force @ Highest Peak RFD .545 .297 .067 2.084 .047* 1, 22 .290
Fast Walking Peak Power Absorption 1. MVIC .444 .197 .197 5.886 .023* 1, 24 -.510
2. Highest Peak RFD .524 .275 .078 2.473 .129 1, 23 -.090
3. Force @ Highest Peak RFD .653 .348 .151 5.797 .025* 1, 22 -.438
Peak Power Generation 1. MVIC .492 .243 .243 7.685 .011* 1, 24 .556
2. Highest Peak RFD .538 .289 .047 1.506 .232 1, 23 .036
3. Force @ Highest Peak RFD .653 .426 .137 5.239 .032* 1, 22 .416
Functional Measures KOOS-ADL 1. MVIC .535 .286 .286 9.627 .005* 1, 24 .612
2. Highest Peak RFD .559 .313 .026 .883 .357 1, 23 -.054
3. Force @ Highest Peak RFD .714 .509 .197 8.821 .007* 1, 22 .499
Stair Climbing Time 1. MVIC .629 .396 .396 15.732 .001* 1, 24 -.660
2. Highest Peak RFD .633 .401 .005 .186 .670 1, 23 .154
3. Force @ Highest Peak RFD .656 .431 .030 1.165 .292 1, 22 -.195
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p<0.05 indicating that a significant change in the r2 value to predict the relevant dependent variable