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Review, Evaluation, and Comparison of Models for Predicting Lifting Capacity
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  • 2017Journal of Industrial Engineering1,623 cited
  • 1969A computerized biomechanical model—Development of and use in studying gross body actions317 cited
  • 1968Maximum Frequency of Lift Acceptable to Male Industrial Workers61 cited

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  • 1980What Criteria Exist for Determining How Much Load Can Be Lifted Safely?59 cited

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