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  1. The determination of sarcopenia in older adults using a practical measure
  2. Seated push-up tests: Reliable and valid measures for older individuals when used by primary healthcare providers
  3. The use of functional performance tests by primary health-care providers to determine walking ability with and without awalking device in community-dwelling elderly
  4. Influence of timing protocols and distance covered on the outcomes of the 10-meter walk test
  5. Failures in dual-task obstacle crossing could predict risk of future fall in independent ambulatory individuals with spinal cord injury
  6. Functional assessments for predicting a risk of multiple falls in independent ambulatory patients with spinal cord injury
  7. Discriminative ability of the three functional tests in independent ambulatory patients with spinal cord injury who walked with and without ambulatory assistive devices
  8. Medical complications and falls in patients with spinal cord injury during the immediate phase after completing a rehabilitation program
  9. Ability of walking without a walking device in patients with spinal cord injury as determined using data from functional tests