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Book Section

Best, Russell, Begg, Rezaul, Ball, Kevin and James, Lisa (2000) Minimum foot clearance variability in walking: a case study. In: ‬Third Australasian Biomechanics Conference (ABC3) :‎ ‬School of Physiotherapy and Exercise Science Griffith University, Gold Coast 31st January-1st February 2000 : book of abstracts. Barrett, Rod, ‬Simeoni, Ricardo and ‬D'Helon, Cassius, eds. ‬School of Physiotherapy and Exercise Science, Griffith University, ‬Gold Coast, Qld., pp. 7-8.

Best, Russell, Begg, Rezaul, Ball, Kevin and James, Lisa (1999) New measures to assess the likelihood of tripping while walking. In: ‬The Science of Ageing :‎ Ageing in the Third Millennium : Inaugural National Conference, Mooney Valley Racecourse, Melbourne : Monday & Tuesday, 29th & 30th November 1999. ‬National Ageing Research Institute, Parkville, Vic., p. 35.

Best, Russell, Begg, Rezaul and James, Lisa (1999) The probability of hitting an unseen obstacle while walking. In: ‬International Society of Biomechanics, XVIIth Congress :‎ ‬Calgary Convention Centre, Calgary, Canada, August 8-13th 1999 : book of abstracts. ‬University of Calgary, ‬Calgary, Alt., p. 234.

James, Lisa, Begg, Rezaul and Best, Russell (1999) The likelihood of healthy individuals tripping while walking. In: Abstracts. Victoria University, Melbourne, Vic., pp. 14-15.

Thesis

James, Lisa (1999) The probability of elderly individuals hitting obstacles during walking. Honours thesis, Victoria University of Technology.