Boards of education everywhere must realize that reduced financing must not equate into eliminating or cutting back on arts programs.
And it's those moments that help equate into such emotions.
It is important to note that this study simply looked at KIR gene content and does not account for allelic variation or the fact that having a particular KIR gene does not necessarily equate into expression of that gene and the presence of that receptor on the cell surface.
This calibration procedure allows for the electrical current detected by a sensor to be equated into a sensed glucose level.
Currently, it is problematic to accurately equate PA into units of energy expenditure (EE), as EE varies significantly from person to person depending on body mass, type of physical disability and efficiency of movement.
The impact of these analytics equates to bringing into the financial mainstream between 30 million and 35 million creditworthy consumers who previously would have been unscoreable using legacy credit scoring models.
It equates and mashes everything into one sentimental mush, cheapening uncommon suffering by showcasing it alongside the rest.
In the real world that often equates to putting something into a vault to protect them, or spending them in order to liquidate their value (to purchase something else).
Robert F. Kennedy's questioning the results of the presidential election in an "exhaustive, strenuously footnoted article" is equated with "wading into a swamp" and "venturing into deep waters".
Kosky equates this with a descent into hell, envisioned not as a spiritual condition, but as a human state dependent on psychosexual damage.
