Muscle- and task-dependent responses to concurrent physical and mental workload during intermittent static work
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Ranjana K Mehta | Michael J Agnew | Maury A Nussbaum | Michael J. Agnew | M. Nussbaum | R. Mehta | M. Agnew
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