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2017, Journal of the American Society of HypertensionThe 10 m incremental shuttle walk test is a highly reliable field exercise test for patients referred to cardiac rehabilitation: A retest reliability study
2016, Physiotherapy (United Kingdom)Citation Excerpt :A sample size calculation was completed according to the method described by Walter et al. [11] and based on a priori set levels of optimal and minimal acceptable limits of reliability for clinical measurement. For two tests, a minimum of 46 people would be needed if a minimum ICC level of .8 (P0) was accepted and the hypothesis that findings from this study would be consistent with the current literature at an ICC of .9 (P1) [2,4,5], at a level of significance (α) of .05 and power of .8 (β = 0.2). The baseline descriptive characteristics of the participants are summarised in Table 1.