HFE

abbreviation

1. human-factors engineering: an applied science that coordinates the design of devices, systems, and physical working conditions with the capacities and requirements of the worker.

Example Sentences

He also had single copies of two variants of the HFE gene that cause hereditary haemochromatosis, a condition that damages the liver.

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“These readings – which are showing no sign of easing - will be of concern to policymakers as they make decisions about monetary policy in an environment where the labor market is tight, and prices are at a 40-year high,” wrote HFE’s Rubeela Farooqi.

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As for Nico, hfe was still a corn plant.

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“While the level is down from the recent high, it is still showing a gain over the past year,” HFE economist Jim O’Sullivan said in a note to clients.

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HFE's O'Sullivan topped a list of more than 80 forecasters graded by StarMine for accuracy on a set of key monthly data releases in 2014, including GDP, inflation, retail sales, jobs, as well as purchasing managers' surveys of business activity.

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