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. 2017 Apr 20;12(4):e0176508. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0176508

Correction: Kinetics and Muscle Activity Patterns during Unweighting and Reloading Transition Phases in Running

Patrick Sainton, Caroline Nicol, Jan Cabri, Joëlle Barthèlemy-Montfort, Pascale Chavet
PMCID: PMC5398693  PMID: 28426783

There are errors in Table 2. Please see the corrected Table 2 here.

Table 2. Unweighting-induced changes (% INITstab) in mean EMG activity of the recorded left limb muscles during the transition (UNWtr) and once stabilized (UNWstab) in the 80BW and 60BW series.

TA GaM GaL SOL VM VL
Preactivation 80BW UNWtr 3 ± 18 10 ± 17 -8 ± 17 -4 ± 24 5 ± 15 4 ± 7
ns ns ns ns ns ns
UNWstab -17 ± 16 -12 ± 9 -11 ± 12 -2 ± 14 1 ± 6 6 ± 8
ns ns ns ns ns ns
60BW UNWtr -7 ± 32 124 ± 43 25 ± 18 20 ± 29 6 ± 10 28 ± 26
ns 0.010l (8) ns ns ns ns
UNWstab 0 ± 10 -1 ± 6 -3 ± 7 -1 ± 8 8 ± 11 24 ± 11
ns ns ns ns ns ns
Braking phase 80BW UNWtr -11 ± 5 5 ± 11 2 ± 7 -12 ± 5 -25 ± 6 -28 ± +6
0.036m (6) ns ns 0.018l (5) 0.003l (4) 0.002l (3)
UNWstab -15 ± 8 8 ± 10 -4 ± 5 -10 ± 3 -14 ± 6 -13 ± 5
ns ns ns 0.029s ns 0.049s
60BW UNWtr -15 ± 13 22 ± 11 -2 ± 7 -21 ± 6 -29 ± 7 -28 ± 13
ns ns ns 0.004l (8) 0.003l (8) 0.033l (8)
UNWstab -14 ± 10 -1 ± 5 -5 ± 4 -13 ± 1 -24 ± 2 -26 ± 9
ns ns ns 0.016s 0.018s 0.039l
Push-off phase 80BW UNWtr -29 ± 10 -31 ± 10 -30 ± 21 -25 ± 11 -12 ± 15 17 ± 40
0.011l (3) 0.006l (6) ns 0.012l (6) ns ns
UNWstab -14 ± 13 -16 ± 11 -3 ± 9 -11 ± 4 -10 ± 16 -13 ± 18
ns 0.034s ns 0.035s ns ns
60BW UNWtr -1 ± 10 -3 ± 7 -3 ± 15 -16 ± 13 -6 ± 16 -13 ± 9
ns ns ns ns ns ns
UNWstab -9 ± 13 -9 ± 7 -14 ± 9 -32 ± 4 -1 ± 9 7 ± 14
ns ns ns 0.034s ns ns

Group mean (± standard error) differences from INITstab are presented with their statistical p values in italic. The non-significant changes are denoted as ns. The stride number corresponding to the onset of two subsequent significant changes is indicated within brackets. Cohen’s d level is indicated as the superscript “s” for small, “m” for medium or “l” for large.

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