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Human Factors|May 23, 2013
Maximal acceptable torques of six highly repetitive hand-wrist motions for male industrial workersVincent M Ciriello, Rammohan V Maikala, Niall V O'BrienErgonomics|November 17, 2004
The effect of workstation and task variables on forces applied during simulated meat cuttingRaymond W McGorry, Patrick G Dempsey, Niall V O'BrienGait & Posture|September 25, 2010
Gender comparison of psychophysical forces, cardiopulmonary, and muscle metabolic responses during a simulated cart pushing taskRammohan V Maikala, Vincent M Ciriello, Patrick G Dempsey, et al.Human Factors|March 4, 2010
Psychophysiological responses in women during cart pushing on different frictional walkwaysRammohan V Maikala, Vincent M Ciriello, Patrick G Dempsey, et al.International Archives of Occupational and Environmental Health|October 19, 2010
Gender differences in psychophysically determined maximum acceptable weights and forces for industrial workers observed after twenty yearsVincent M Ciriello, Rammohan V Maikala, Patrick G Dempsey, et al.Ergonomics|October 23, 2010
Influence of three principles of pacing on the temporal organisation of work during cyclic assembly and disassembly tasksPatrick G Dempsey, Svend Erik Mathiassen, Jennie A Jackson, et al.Ergonomics|October 23, 2008
Oxygen consumption prediction models for individual and combination materials handling tasksPatrick G Dempsey, Vincent M Ciriello, Rammohan V Maikala, et al.Ergonomics|April 25, 2008
Secular changes in psychophysically determined maximum acceptable weights and forces over 20 years for male industrial workersVincent M Ciriello, Patrick G Dempsey, Rammohan V Maikala, et al.Ergonomics|May 12, 2009
Dynamic pushing on three frictional surfaces: maximum acceptable forces, cardiopulmonary and calf muscle metabolic responses in healthy menRammohan V Maikala, Patrick G Dempsey, Vincent M Ciriello, et al.Applied Ergonomics|July 25, 2009
Psychophysically determined forces of dynamic pushing for female industrial workers: Comparison of two apparatusesVincent M Ciriello, Rammohan V Maikala, Patrick G Dempsey, et al.Pageof 1