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  1. The effect of extended reach on manual arm strength

    … particularly in tasks requiring repetitive arm movements, forceful exertions, and prolonged postures. Manual arm strength (MAS) predictions, from ergonomics tools such as the Arm Force Field Method, supports ergonomics analyses by comparing manual force task demands to human capability, …

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  2. The effect of hand dominance on manual arm strength

    In the design of manual work tasks, considering task demands in the context of human strength capability has been vital to assessing workplace musculoskeletal injury risk. This is particularly true for the upper extremities, which are often relied upon to produce manual forces in most occupational …

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