D. Grieve

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The relationships between length of stride, step frequency, time of swing and speed of walking for children and adults.

D. Grieve, R. Gear, 1966, Ergonomics.

Prediction of gastrocnemius length from knee and ankle joint posture

D. Grieve, 1978 .

Human strength capabilities during one-handed maximum voluntary exertions in the fore and aft plane.

D. Grieve, D. Fothergill, S. Pheasant, 1991, Ergonomics.

Techniques for the Analysis of Human Movement

D. Grieve, 1975 .

Biomechanics of the Musculo‐Skeletal System, 2nd edn. Edited by BENNO M. NIGG and WALTER HERZOG, (Pp. xii+643; illustrated; £60 hardback; ISBN 0 471 97818 3.) Chichester: Wiley. 1999.

D. Grieve, 1999 .

The measurement and prediction of isometric lifting strength in symmetrical and asymmetrical postures.

D W Grieve, D. Grieve, D. Sanchez, 1992, Ergonomics.

Pressures under normal feet in standing and walking as measured by foil pedobarography.

D. Grieve, T. Rashdi, 1984, Annals of the rheumatic diseases.

The influence of task resistance on the characteristics of maximal one- and two-handed lifting exertions in men and women

D. Grieve, D. Fothergill, A. Pinder, 2004, European Journal of Applied Physiology and Occupational Physiology.

Short-stepping gait in severe heart failure

D. Grieve, S. Davies, S. Jordan, 1992, British heart journal.

Performance of physical tasks in pregnancy.

D. Grieve, J. Nicholls, 1992, Ergonomics.

The production of torque during axial rotation of the trunk.

D. Grieve, A. Arnott, 1970, Journal of anatomy.

Myoelectric activity, posture and isometric torque in man.

D. Grieve, S. Pheasant, 1976, Electromyography and clinical neurophysiology.

On the role of calcium in the excitation‐contraction process of frog sartorius muscle

D. Grieve, K. Edman, 1964, The Journal of physiology.

The role of calcium and zinc in the electrical and mechanical responses of frog sartorius muscle

D. Grieve, K. Edman, 1961, Experientia.

Hydro-resistive measurement of dynamic lifting strength.

D W Grieve, A D Pinder, D. Grieve, 1997, Journal of biomechanics.

A variable inertial system for measuring the contractile properties of human muscle.

D. Grieve, R. Woledge, A. Young, 2001, Medicine and science in sports and exercise.

Demands on the back during maximal exertion.

D W Grieve, D. Grieve, 1987, Clinical biomechanics.

Postural Considerations in Maximum Voluntary Exertion

D. Grieve, S. Pheasant, Stephen Pheasant, 1982 .

The assessment of gait.

D W Grieve, D. Grieve, 1969, Physiotherapy.

The use of neural networks to recognize patterns of human movement: gait patterns.

D W Grieve, G Gioftsos, D. Grieve, 1995, Clinical biomechanics.

The use of neural networks to recognise patterns of human gait under normal and abnormal conditions: A preliminary study

George Gioftsos, Don W. Grieve, D. Grieve, 1994 .

Posture, performance and discomfort in pregnancy.

D. Grieve, J. Nicholls, 1992, Applied ergonomics.

The Quantitative Analysis of Phasic Electromyograms

D. Grieve, P. Cavanagh, 1973 .

Protocol for the omnidirectional assessment of manual strength.

D W Grieve, D M Fothergill, A D Pinder, 1993, Clinical biomechanics.

The relationships between length of stride, step frequency, time of swing and speed of walking for children and adults.

D. Grieve, Ruth J. Gear, 1966, Ergonomics.

Studies of the excitation-contraction mechanism in the skeletal muscle and the myocardium

D. Grieve, K. Edman, E. Nilsson, 2004, Pflüger's Archiv für die gesamte Physiologie des Menschen und der Tiere.

The use of artificial neural networks to identify patients with chronic low-back pain conditions from patterns of sit-to-stand manoeuvres.

D W Grieve, G Gioftsos, D. Grieve, 1996, Clinical biomechanics.

The analysis of normal stepping movements as a possible basis for locomotor assessment of the lower limbs.

D. Grieve, D. Leggett, B. Wetherstone, 1978, Journal of anatomy.

A device called the Polgon for the measurement of the orientation of parts of the body relative to a fixed external axis.

D W Grieve, D. Grieve, 1969, Journal of Physiology.