Article
Population aspects of human working capacity.
Annals of human biology - 1 Jan 2000
Shephard R J
Abstract excerpt
Population measurements of human physical working capacity are reviewed. Problems of technique include an appropriate sample size, allowance of sampling bias, selection of an appropriate criterion of working capacity, and standardization of test methodology. The impact of constitution has been studied in terms of overall variance of data, frequencies of genetic markers, and twin sibling studies. Environmental...
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