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HRF

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HRFHuman Rights First (formerly known as the Lawyers Committee for Human Rights)
HRFHuman Research Facility
HRFHuman Rights Foundation
HRFHigh Readiness Force
HRFHuman Relief Foundation
HRFHumanitarian Response Funds
HRFHuman Resource Function
HRFHazard Rate Function (reliability)
HRFHistoric Resources Fund (Virginia)
HRFHeight Range Finder
HRFHigh Reliability Fighter
HRFHome Radio Frequency Standard (HRFWG)
HRFHairpin-Resonator Filter
HRFHeavyduty Roll Feed
HRFHussmann Refrigerator Company


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com/issues/ HRF, the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM), www.
Lower-extremity muscle strength, balance, and ability to walk were measured using tests from the UKK Health-related Fitness Test Battery for Middle-Aged Adults (UKK HRF test battery) (19,20): the one-leg squat test for lower-extremity muscle strength, the one-leg standing balance test for balance, and walking time on the UKK 2-km Walk Test (WT) for ability to walk.
The HRF measures the retinal microcirculation, which may have important future applications.
 
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