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Nicholas D A Thomas

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Systematic Reviews|September 2, 2023
A systematic review of the measures that have been used to assess surface characteristics in relation to their impact on walking and fallingRebecca Lawson, Nicholas D A Thomas
Human Movement Science|September 21, 2020
Keep your head down: Maintaining gait stability in challenging conditionsNicholas D A Thomas, James D Gardiner, Robin H Crompton, et al.
Human Movement Science|May 27, 2020
Physical and perceptual measures of walking surface complexity strongly predict gait and gaze behaviourNicholas D A Thomas, James D Gardiner, Robin H Crompton, et al.
Peerj|April 14, 2020
Look out: an exploratory study assessing how gaze (eye angle and head angle) and gait speed are influenced by surface complexityNicholas D A Thomas, James D Gardiner, Robin H Crompton, et al.
Systematic Reviews|March 27, 2021
Biomechanical adaptation to post-stroke visual field loss: a systematic reviewAdel Elfeky, Kristiaan D'Août, Rebecca Lawson, et al.
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Systematic Reviews|September 2, 2023
A systematic review of the measures that have been used to assess surface characteristics in relation to their impact on walking and fallingRebecca Lawson, Nicholas D A Thomas
Human Movement Science|September 21, 2020
Keep your head down: Maintaining gait stability in challenging conditionsNicholas D A Thomas, James D Gardiner, Robin H Crompton, et al.
Human Movement Science|May 27, 2020
Physical and perceptual measures of walking surface complexity strongly predict gait and gaze behaviourNicholas D A Thomas, James D Gardiner, Robin H Crompton, et al.
Peerj|April 14, 2020
Look out: an exploratory study assessing how gaze (eye angle and head angle) and gait speed are influenced by surface complexityNicholas D A Thomas, James D Gardiner, Robin H Crompton, et al.
Systematic Reviews|March 27, 2021
Biomechanical adaptation to post-stroke visual field loss: a systematic reviewAdel Elfeky, Kristiaan D'Août, Rebecca Lawson, et al.
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