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Gait & Posture|July 24, 2019
Exploring the role of applied force eccentricity after foot-contact in managing anterior instability among older adults during compensatory stepping responsesJonathan C Singer, Stephen D Prentice, William E McIlroyJournal of Biomechanics|February 28, 2016
Age-related challenges in reactive control of mediolateral stability during compensatory stepping: A focus on the dynamics of restabilisationJonathan C Singer, Stephen D Prentice, William E McIlroyHuman Movement Science|June 25, 2011
Locomotor strategies in response to altered lower limb segmental mechanical propertiesJonathan C Singer, Jeremy W Noble, Stephen D PrenticeThe Journal of Extra-Corporeal Technology|May 7, 1997
Determining when a clinical activity should be classified as research requiring Institutional Review Board ReviewE D Prentice, B G Gordon, M H LinJournal of Biomechanics|September 30, 2014
Kinetic measures of restabilisation during volitional stepping reveal age-related alterations in the control of mediolateral dynamic stabilityJonathan C Singer, William E McIlroy, Stephen D PrenticeGait & Posture|November 21, 2018
Local dynamic stability of the lower extremity in novice and trained runners while running intraditional and minimal footwearNicholas S Frank, Stephen D Prentice, Jack P CallaghanInternal Medicine Journal|December 21, 2012
Successful treatment of macrophage activation syndrome complicating adult Still disease with anakinraN K Loh, M Lucas, S Fernandez, et al.Ergonomics|September 2, 2015
Control of standing balance while using constructions stilts: comparison of expert and novice usersJeremy W Noble, Jonathan C Singer, Stephen D PrenticeGait & Posture|March 26, 2013
Age-related changes in mediolateral dynamic stability control during volitional steppingJonathan C Singer, Stephen D Prentice, William E McIlroyMedical & Biological Engineering & Computing|May 1, 1995
Modelling the time-keeping function of the central pattern generator for locomotion using artificial sequential neural networkS D Prentice, A E Patla, D A StaceyPageof 7