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McFarland, T. et al. (2022). Level of exoskeleton support influences shoulder elevation, external rotation and forearm pronation during simulated work tasks in females. Applied ergonomics. p. . [Online].
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McFarland, T. et al. (2022). Level of exoskeleton support influences shoulder elevation, external rotation and forearm pronation during simulated work tasks in females. Applied ergonomics. p. . [Online].