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resize scale down scale up	Scholars from Britain and Australia, with two from Croatia, discuss such topics as tackling ignorance and promoting social mobility with education policy in 1948 and 2008, the Poor Law Commission of 1905-09 as seen from a century later, family income as a protective factor for child outcomes, managing shared residence in Britain and France and the default primary carer model, the turn to the local in British social policy, and rescaling emergent social policies in South East Europe. Social policy review 21; analysis and debate in social policy, 2009 by Reference & Research Book News We assessed whether summing the factor scores without rescaling and weighting them would create a different heat vulnerability map. Mapping community determinants of heat vulnerability by Reid, Colleen E.; O'Neill, Marie S.; Gronlund, Carina J.; Brines, Shannon J.; Brown, Daniel G.; Diez / Environmental Health Perspectives The rescaling procedure was based on the combined concentration-versus-time information from the large brain-feeding artery (showing distorted curve shape at peak concentration due to partial-volume effects, signal saturation and/or local geometric distortions) and a smaller artery used as the AIF in the deconvolution procedure (assumed to show a reasonable curve shape but suffering from an underestimated area under curve). Changes in cerebral perfusion detected by dynamic susceptibility ... by Wirestam, Ronnie; Engvall, Christian; Ryding, Erik; Holtas, Stig; Stahlberg, Freddy; Reinstrup, Pete /	Reredemain reredorter reredos Rerefief Rereign rerelease reremouse Rereward reroof reroute rerun RES res adjudicata res gestae res ipsa loquitur res judicata res publica Res. Resail resale resale price maintenance Resalgar Resalute Resaw rescale rescaling Rescat reschedule rescheduling rescind Rescindable Rescindment rescissible rescission rescissory Rescous Rescowe Rescribe rescript Rescription Rescriptive Rescriptively Rescriptor Rescuable rescue rescue attempt rescue combat air patrol rescue coordination center rescue equipment rescue grass rescue operation	RESALEACT DET Resalgar RESALIFT Resalute RESAM Resampled Inference of Orthologs Resampling resanction RESAP RESASWTRACEN resat resat Resat Nuri Guntekin Resat Nuri Güntekin Resaw Resaw RESB RESBDC resbenzophenone RESBORG RESC rescale rescaled Rescaled range Rescaled Range Analysis rescales rescaling RESCAP RESCAP Rescat Rescatable Rescatar Rescate Rescate Ancestral Indígena Salvadoreño Rescate financiero Rescate opcional Resceit Resceit or receit RESCEU reschedule reschedule rescheduled Rescheduled Loan Rescheduled loans Rescheduled Training Rescheduled Unit Training Assembly reschedules rescheduling rescheduling Rescheduling of Debt Rescheduling of Debt RESCI rescind rescind rescind rescind rescind

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Scholars from Britain and Australia, with two from Croatia, discuss such topics as tackling ignorance and promoting social mobility with education policy in 1948 and 2008, the Poor Law Commission of 1905-09 as seen from a century later, family income as a protective factor for child outcomes, managing shared residence in Britain and France and the default primary carer model, the turn to the local in British social policy, and rescaling emergent social policies in South East Europe.

Social policy review 21; analysis and debate in social policy, 2009 by Reference & Research Book News

We assessed whether summing the factor scores without rescaling and weighting them would create a different heat vulnerability map.

Mapping community determinants of heat vulnerability by Reid, Colleen E.; O'Neill, Marie S.; Gronlund, Carina J.; Brines, Shannon J.; Brown, Daniel G.; Diez / Environmental Health Perspectives

The rescaling procedure was based on the combined concentration-versus-time information from the large brain-feeding artery (showing distorted curve shape at peak concentration due to partial-volume effects, signal saturation and/or local geometric distortions) and a smaller artery used as the AIF in the deconvolution procedure (assumed to show a reasonable curve shape but suffering from an underestimated area under curve).

Changes in cerebral perfusion detected by dynamic susceptibility ... by Wirestam, Ronnie; Engvall, Christian; Ryding, Erik; Holtas, Stig; Stahlberg, Freddy; Reinstrup, Pete /

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