Table 2. Between group comparisons for the baseline (reliability) measures, and the first baseline measure compared to the post-mobilization with movement, and post-manipulation conditions for both the injured and uninjured legs.

Comparison	Mean Difference (95% confidence interval)	t	df	P-value
Injured Baseline 2 – Injured Baseline 1	0.18° (-0.34° to 0.71°)	0.70	41	0.49
Uninjured Baseline 2 – Uninjured Baseline 1	-0.09° (-0.52° to 0.35°)	-0.40	33	0.69
Injured Post-MWM – Injured Baseline 1	1.92° (1.30° to 2.53°)	6.28	41	<0.01
Uninjured Post-MWM – Uninjured Baseline 1	1.36° (0.72° to 2.01°)	4.30	33	<0.01
Injured Post-Manipulation – Injured Baseline 1	6.89° (6.09° to 7.69°)	17.42	40	<0.01
Uninjured Post-Manipulation – Uninjured Baseline 1	4.74° (3.71° to 5.78°)	9.34	32	<0.01
Injured Post-Manipulation – Injured Post-MWM	5.10° (4.50° to 5.69°)	17.29	40	<0.01
Uninjured Post-Manipulation – Uninjured Post-MWM	3.49° (2.60° to 4.38°)	8.01	32	<0.01

Note that the MDC for this measurement is 3.5° therefore the only measurements to be considered clinically significant are: the injured leg from baseline to post-Manipulation and from post-MWM to post manipulation, while for the uninjured leg only baseline to post-manipulation reached this hurdle (“MWM”: mobilization with movement).