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18-20) The mean velocity also demonstrated the highest sensitivity to the effects of vibration on posturographic measurements (21) and had the smallest reproducibility error (intra-individual standardized coefficient of variation of 14) over a 1-week period. 13) It assumes that the Reynolds stresses are proportional to the mean velocity gradients through an eddy viscosity depending on the turbulent kinetic energy k and on the turbulent dissipation rate of k, [epsilon]. The mean velocity measured at -5 degrees of dorsiflexion with the Kin-Com was 4. |
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