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Human Strength: Terminology, Measurement, and Interpretation of Data
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  • 1966The Human Body in Equipment Design272 cited
  • 1967Maximum Acceptable Weight of Lift141 cited
  • 1965Scaling111 cited
  • 1956The Development and Validation of a Checklist for Measuring Subjective Fatigue93 cited

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  • 1980A comparison of isometric strength and dynamic lifting capability75 cited
  • 2004Quantification of the effects of instruction type, verbal encouragement, and visual feedback on static and peak handgrip strength71 cited
  • 1974Horizontal push and pull forces exertable when standing in working positions on various surfaces69 cited
  • 1997Force exertion in awkward working postures-strength capability while twisting or working overhead58 cited

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