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A former engineering student at Vanderbilt, Goff developed value for his intelligence as much as his athleticism, though he did record 80 tackles after beating the veteran Keith Bulluck for the job.

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In general, the local Nusselt numbers downstream of an asymmetric abrupt expansion are substantially higher than the fully developed values for the range of Reynolds numbers, diameter ratios and eccentricities investigated, due to high turbulence and mixing action in the recirculation region.

In conclusion, we find that the DCETTO is a feasible method for developing values for larger descriptive systems such as EQ-5D-5L, and find evidence supporting important design features for future valuation studies that use the DCETTO.

These values are based on the previously reported studies conducted with adults; to develop values for children, the adult values were scaled by the average body surface area for 1- to 6-year-olds (U.S. EPA 1997, 1999, 2001a).

C AVA has developed value chains for HQCF in Ghana, Tanzania, Uganda, Nigeria and Malawi aiming to improve the livelihoods and incomes of at least 90,000 smallholder households, including women and disadvantaged groups.

It's good to see that though both companies have been working hard at developing value added interfaces for their own messaging services – they aren't so afraid of losing customers that they pretend other IM clients don't exist.

But we've been working for nearly a year on developing a value for the expected cost of future carbon emissions.

These remarks are also offered to help scientists develop added value for new discoveries in catalysis.

Häkkinen (2012) and Häkkinen et al. (2015) developed reference values for sustainability and performance assessment of buildings.

Among the different tasks developed, the values for the seismic design coefficients, compatible with the functional form of the selected elastic design spectra were established.

We developed cutoff values for defining insulin resistance (and insulin sensitivity) from clamp studies performed at the Pennington Biomedical Research Center between 2001 and 2011 using insulin infusion rates of 80 or 120 mU/m/min (3).

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