Ergonomic exposure assessment: an application of the PATH systematic observation method to retail workers. Postures, Activities, Tools and Handling.
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L Punnett | C S Pan | L. Punnett | D. Landsittel | C. Pan | L. Gardner | S. Hendricks | S. Chiou | L I Gardner | D P Landsittel | S A Hendricks | S S Chiou
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