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1. Distinct locomotor adaptation between conventional walking and walking with a walker.

2. Different functional networks underlying human walking with pulling force fields acting in forward or backward directions.

3. Effects of action observation and motor imagery of walking on the corticospinal and spinal motoneuron excitability and motor imagery ability in healthy participants.

4. Gait-phase-dependent and gait-phase-independent cortical activity across multiple regions involved in voluntary gait modifications in humans.

5. Basic locomotor muscle synergies used in land walking are finely tuned during underwater walking.

6. Phase dependent modulation of cortical activity during action observation and motor imagery of walking: An EEG study.

7. Spatiotemporal characteristics of locomotor adaptation of walking with two handheld poles.

8. Unique controlling mechanisms underlying walking with two handheld poles in contrast to those of conventional walking as revealed by split-belt locomotor adaptation.

9. Modulation of Hoffmann reflex excitability during action observation of walking with and without motor imagery.

10. Characteristics of the gait adaptation process due to split-belt treadmill walking under a wide range of right-left speed ratios in humans.

11. Difference in phase modulation of corticospinal excitability during the observation of the action of walking, with and without motor imagery.

12. Motor module activation sequence and topography in the spinal cord during air-stepping in human: Insights into the traveling wave in spinal locomotor circuits.

13. Effects of movement-related afferent inputs on spinal reflexes evoked by transcutaneous spinal cord stimulation during robot-assisted passive stepping.

14. Mode-dependent control of human walking and running as revealed by split-belt locomotor adaptation.

15. Short-term effect of electrical nerve stimulation on spinal reciprocal inhibition during robot-assisted passive stepping in humans.

16. Distinct motor strategies underlying split-belt adaptation in human walking and running.

17. Heel strike detection using split force-plate treadmill.

18. Velocity-dependent suppression of the soleus H-reflex during robot-assisted passive stepping.

19. Predictive control of ankle stiffness at heel contact is a key element of locomotor adaptation during split-belt treadmill walking in humans.

20. Association between in vivo knee kinematics during gait and the severity of knee osteoarthritis.

21. Limited transfer of newly acquired movement patterns across walking and running in humans.

22. Changes in input-output relations in the corticospinal pathway to the lower limb muscles during robot-assisted passive stepping.

23. Temporal correlations in center of body mass fluctuations during standing and walking.

24. Hypoventilation during passive leg movement in spinal cord-injured humans.

25. Effect of sensory inputs on the soleus H-reflex amplitude during robotic passive stepping in humans.

26. Facilitation of corticospinal excitability in the tibialis anterior muscle during robot-assisted passive stepping in humans.

27. Pressor response to passive walking-like exercise in spinal cord-injured humans.

28. Changes in corticospinal excitability during observation of walking in humans.

29. Load-related modulation of cutaneous reflexes in the tibialis anterior muscle during passive walking in humans.

30. Altered activation pattern in synergistic ankle plantarflexor muscles in a reduced-gravity environment.

31. Somatosensory graviception inhibits soleus H-reflex gain in humans during walking.

32. Functional roles of lower-limb joint moments while walking in water.

33. Effect of the walking speed to the lower limb joint angular displacements, joint moments and ground reaction forces during walking in water.

34. Lower limb joint moment during walking in water.

35. Energy expenditure during walking with weight-bearing control (WBC) orthosis in thoracic level of paraplegic patients.

36. Selective activation of human soleus and medial gastrocnemius muscles during walking in water.

37. Cardiorespiratory responses during passive walking-like exercise in quadriplegics.

38. Effect of lesion level on the orthotic gait performance in individuals with complete paraplegia.

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