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Repeatability, reproducibility, and validity of a new method for characterizing lumbar support in automotive seating.

Hum Factors 51(2):193-207 (2009) PMID 19653483

This article describes a new and more repeatable, reproducible, and valid test method for characterizing lumbar support in automotive seating.

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