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The Commission of the European Communities Seminar on the prevention of lumbar disorders at work. Introduction

P. R. DAVIS
Pages 1-2 | Published online: 30 May 2007

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HOLGER LUCZAK & SHUANGSHENG GE. (1989) Fuzzy modelling of relations between physical weight and perceived heaviness: the effect of size-weight illusion in industrial lifting tasks. Ergonomics 32:7, pages 823-837.
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P.K. Nag. (1991) Endurance limits in different modes of load holding. Applied Ergonomics 22:3, pages 185-188.
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