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. 2020 Dec 9;14:602595. doi: 10.3389/fnhum.2020.602595

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Variation of kinematic outcomes of the pendulum test during an activation maneuver in non-fallers (n = 7) and fallers (n = 5). First swing excursion (FSE; A), first extension peak (FPE; B), number (N; C) and duration (d; D) of the oscillations, resting angle (θ_rest; E), relaxation index (RI; F), maximum (V_max; G) and minimum (V_min; H) angular velocity. Each point represents the difference between the mean values of each outcome for a participant while performing an activation maneuver vs. during the baseline condition. Asterisks denote significant values (p < 0.05).