. 2019 Jan 29;11:10. doi: 10.3389/fnagi.2019.00010

Table 2.

Post-hoc tests for the main effect of phase in the dual-task split-belt condition.

Post-hoc tests for the main effect of phase
Variable	EA - BL			LA - EA			EP - BL
	Diff	t₍₂₁₎	p	Diff	t₍₂₁₎	p	Diff	t₍₂₁₎	P
SLS	−0.03, 0.05	−2.45	0.023	0.10, 0.04	11.28	<0.001	0.11, 0.14	3.57	0.002
LES	0.17, 0.04	19.31	<0.001	0.06, 0.03	8.72	<0.001	0.05, 0.03	7.96	<0.001
DSS	0.12, 0.13	4.04	0.001	−0.11, 0.13	−3.83	0.001	−0.08, 0.10	−3.75	0.001
SwT_fast (%)	9.01, 3.77	11.21	<0.001	−1.77, 3.87	−2.15	0.04	−0.05, 1.95	−0.13	0.90
SwT_slow (%)	−3.40, 2.80	−5.70	<0.001	1.99, 3.54	2.64	0.015	1.98, 2.38	3.91	0.001
SwS_fast (m/s)	0.32, 0.14	11.14	<0.001	0.06, 0.15	1.80	0.09	0.09, 0.07	5.61	<0.001
SwS_slow (m/s)	0.29, 0.08	16.84	<0.001	−0.14, 0.10	−6.61	<0.001	−0.02, 0.09	−0.80	0.43

The table presents results of the post-hoc t-test, with the t-value [t_(df)], the p-value and the differences (Diff) between the two phases that were tested. Diff values are mean ± standard deviations. P-values are highlighted in bold if the phases were significantly different after the Holm-Bonferroni correction. Abbreviations: Diff, difference score; BL, baseline; EA, early adaptation; LA, late adaptation; EP, early post-adaptation; SLS, step length symmetry; LES, limb excursion symmetry; DSS, double support symmetry; SwT, swing time; SwS, swing speed.