reacclimatize

(ˌriːəˈklaɪməˌtaɪz) or

reacclimatise

to acclimatize or become acclimatized again

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So we go back to the premise: that he will serve for such a short time, and what can he actually do in that short period of time, and the downside is, the organization will have to reacclimatize itself to two [PNP chiefs] in the same year, he said.

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Intervention for UIA patients, for example, includes offering tangible support to relieve their psychological burden and help them reacclimatize to their normal lives, providing healthcare resources as well as decision-making support, and increasing confidence in their disease-specific knowledge and self-management of their health.

Development and validation of a disease-specific scale to assess psychosocial well-being of patients living with unruptured intracranial aneurysm

We allotted a minimum of 3 weeks between data collections to allow for users to reacclimatize to either the C-Leg or the PK, depending on which knee unit we tested first.

Assessment of transfemoral amputees using C-Leg and Power Knee for ascending and descending inclines and steps

This 12-member commission would be charged to make recommendations on how to reduce incarceration rates in the U.S.; how to help incarcerated individuals reacclimatize themselves back into free society and keep them from returning to prison; analyze the drug control policy in the U.S.

Capital perspective

This 11-member commission would be charged to make recommendations on how to reduce incarceration rates in the U.S.; how to help incarcerated individuals reacclimatize themselves back into free society and keep them from returning to prison; analyze the drug control policy in the U.S.