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I think the U.S. News rankings ought to get a D. They're roughly equivalent to evaluating a chef based on the ingredients he or she uses.

We compute the asymptotics of TrL2(Pe−tp2) where P is a first order operator of Dirac type; this is equivalent to evaluating the residues of the eta function.

In a randomized, double-blind, crossover study, 12 healthy volunteers received a 30-min infusion of 250 mg phenytoin, or fosphenytoin equivalent, to evaluate venous irritation.

Using two cancer cell lines, we performed three-dimensional co-culture with dermal equivalents to evaluate the effects of fibroblasts in cancer invasion.

Their application is illustrated by the construction of functionally oriented equivalents to evaluate power system reaction in solving problems of monocriteria or multicriteria optimizing network configuration in distribution systems.

Thus, malathion's metabolites can be summed as their molar equivalents to evaluate total malathion exposure, if the presence of DAPs in the urine is reasonably certain to be attributable to malathion exposure (e.g., for malathion applicators) (Krieger and Dinoff 2000).

Modelling distributed parameter systems (DPS) by electric circuits and fabricating the complicated equivalent circuits to evaluate system responses poses many challenging research issues for many years.

The experiments were performed under equivalent Reynolds number to evaluate the geometry effect.

A novel method using the equivalent bond strength to evaluate the bond toughness is proposed.

The present study proposes an improved equivalent component approach to evaluate the system reliability of series systems.

An engineering geology model of the landslide was devised according to an equivalent continuum approach to evaluate both stiffness and strength of the rock mass within the slope.