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The Walkbook: Recipes for Walking and Wellbeing [PDF]

, 2022
Our public survey showed that more people walked during COVID-19, and walked more frequently. However, some people walked less, or their walking reduced over the various lockdowns. Many barriers or challenges to walking were identified by respondents.
Wright, Carole, Grant, Jenson, Cullinan, Fiona, Welton, Emma, Wortley, Jessica, O’Neill, Maggie, Meynell, Harriette, Rudd, Genevieve, Blissett, Sarah, Broadbent, Ruth, Ford, Patrick S., Sundree-Latchmi Rodgers, Monique, Hind, Claire, Ghelani, Sheila, Ludhra, Geeta, Nathan, Idit, Sharanya, Qualmann, Clare, Welch, Kathryn, Yiu, Nina, Collison, Claire, Orley, Emily, Stratford, Helen, Rose, Morag, Overall, Sonia, Whitelaw, Stephanie, Fisher, Laura, Wilson, Harry, Brydon, Lavinia, O’Brien, Audrey, greenandowens, Wilson, Louise Ann, Nightingale, Lydia, Billinghurst, Helen, Staff, Jenny, Heddon, Dee, Scott, Ronnie, Rowley, Liberty, Puppio, Stefano   +38 more
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Look who's walking: social and environmental correlates of children's walking in London. [PDF]

, 2012
A substantial literature examines the social and environmental correlates of walking to school but less addresses walking outside the school commute.
Green, Judith, Edwards, Phil, Steinbach, Rebecca   +2 more
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Robust projections and consequences of an expanding bimodal growing season in the western United States

Ecosphere, 2023
Plant growth is restricted to times of the year when actual evapotranspiration (AET) is greater than zero because AET requires both the presence of water in the soil and temperatures warm enough to allow transpiration.
Michael T. Tercek, John E. Gross, David P. Thoma   +2 more
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The Walkbook: Recipes for walking & wellbeing [PDF]

, 2022
Our public survey showed that more people walked during COVID-19, and walked more frequently. However, some people walked less, or their walking reduced over the various lockdowns. Many barriers or challenges to walking were identified by respondents.
Wright, Carole, Hind, Claire, Heddon, Dee, Wilson, Harry, Qualmann, Clare, Rose, Morag, O'Neill, Maggie   +6 more
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Exploring adaptations to the modified shuttle walking test [PDF]

, 2013
Objective: The 10 m modified shuttle walking test (MSWT) is recommended to determine the functional capacity in older individuals and for patients entering cardiac rehabilitation.
Steve Meadows, Kate Woolf-May, Meadows, S., Woolf-May, Kate, Meadows, Steve, Woolf-May, K.   +5 more
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Quality: Walk the Walk [PDF]

Archives of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine, 2011
The College of American Pathologists (CAP) is dedicated to pathology and laboratory medicine quality. The CAP's Laboratory Accreditation Program, Proficiency Testing Program, Q-Probes and Q-Tracks, site-specific cancer checklists, webinars, annual meetings, and Advanced Practical Pathology series are all focused on providing superior patient quality ...
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Kinematic characteristics of elite men's 50 km race walking. [PDF]

, 2013
Race walking is an endurance event which also requires great technical ability, particularly with respect to its two distinguishing rules. The 50 km race walk is the longest event in the athletics programme at the Olympic Games.
Athanassios Bissas, Bissas, A, Hanley, B, Brian Hanley, Drake, Andrew, Hanley, Brian, Bissas, Athanassios, Drake, A, Andrew Drake   +8 more
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Tall willow thickets return to northern Yellowstone

Ecosphere, 2020
Northern Yellowstone National Park provides an example of passive restoration, as wetlands and riparian areas there lost most tall willows in the 20th century, due to intensive herbivory by elk (Cervus canadensis).
Luke E. Painter, Michael T. Tercek
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‘Walking ... just walking’: how children and young people’s everyday pedestrian practices matter [PDF]

, 2013
In this paper we consider the importance of ‘walking… just walking’ for many children and young people’s everyday lives. We will show how, in our research with 175 9-16-year-olds living in new urban developments in south-east England, some particular ...
Horton, John; id_orcid, Peter Kraftl (7191272), S. Hadfield-Hill (7677308), Horton, John, Hadfield-Hill, Sophie, John Horton, Horton, J, Kraftl, P, J. Horton (7677302), P. Christensen (7677305), Christensen, Pia, Christensen, P, Kraftl, Peter; id_orcid, Pia Christensen, Hadfield-Hill, S, Sophie Hadfield-Hill, Kraftl, Peter, Peter Kraftl   +17 more
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The pervasive crisis of diminishing radiation therapy access for vulnerable populations in the United States, part 2: American Indian patients

Advances in Radiation Oncology, 2018
Introduction: American Indian/Alaska Native (AI/AN) patients with cancer disproportionally present with more advanced stages of disease and have the worst cancer-specific survival rates of any racial/ethnic group in the United States.
Shearwood McClelland, III, MD, Jennifer Leberknight, PhD, B. Ashleigh Guadagnolo, MD, MPH, C. Norman Coleman, MD, Daniel G. Petereit, MD   +4 more
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