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Flavonols

Flavonols refer to antioxidants that are products of plant metabolism.

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Flavor

Flavor refers to the perception that occurs from the combination of taste and olfaction.

Fleishman Job Analysis Survey

Fleishman Job Analysis Survey refers to a job analysis method in which jobs are rated on the basis of the abilities needed to perform them.

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Flesch Index

Flesch Index is defined as a method of determining the readability level of written material by analyzing average sentence length and the number of syllables per 100 words.

Flexibility

Flexibility describes changes in the size of the workforce, depending on short-term changes in market conditions. In tests of creativity, Flexibility is indicated by the number of different types of solutions produced.

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Flexible approach or Hypothesis-testing approach

Flexible approach or Hypothesis-testing approach is a term for a kind of approach when the Neuropsychologist selects the tests to be administered to each patient based on his or her hypotheses about the case and may even alter the administration of one or more tests.

Flexible hours

Flexible hours refers to the part of a flextime schedule in which employees may choose which hours to work.

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Flexion

Flexion is defined as the movement of the bones toward each other at a joint by decreasing the angle, as in moving the hand toward the shoulder during elbow flexion.

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