Trump's treatment of the media has prompted press freedom groups to lower America's ranking in their global assessments of press freedom, with some equating the level of press freedom in the U.S. to that of authoritarian nations.
The resulting survey, according to a Colgate advertising executive, revealed "a whole category of consumer conflict that we call the 'suds conflict.'" Housewives had come to equate the suds level with cleaning efficiency.
To compare our model calculations with experimental data, we equated the autophagy level in our model, [ATPHG], with the LC3-II level measured by immunoblotting.
Consistent with previous findings, we did not find any up-regulation of X chromosome expression to equate with the level of autosomal gene expression, thereby refuting Ohno's hypothesis [ 32].
Arsenic concentrations in rice should be regulated so as to roughly equate the risks and exposure levels observed from drinking water.
To show this, we will argue that given a schedule in which power decreases at some time t i, this schedule can only be improved by equating the power levels before and after t i.
Portes (1998 18) explains that "civicness" is commonly "equated with the level of associational involvement and participatory behaviour in a community and is measured by indicators such as newspaper reading, membership of voluntary associations, and expressions of trust in political authorities".
In the literature these are often equated with the level of phylum, and the idea of a plethora of extinct Cambrian phyla has played a significant role in evolutionary interpretations of the Cambrian "explosion"[3].
The assumption made is that the GPA score equates to the level of prior knowledge, which may affect the results for the concept recall test and essay test.
A first potential explanation is high minimum wages which exceed the marginal product of labor of workers and which prevent wages falling to a level which will equate the supply and demand of labor.
