According to the Hungarian Scoring Tables, the definitive method of evaluating athletics performances, it is equivalent to a 2 01 58 marathon by a man.
Total emissions of CO2 and of other gases (evaluated in equivalent CO2) were 49 Gt/yr in the year 2004, whilst the contribution of the transport system is 13.1 %, which is equivalent to 6.42 Gt/yr.
The ESP group, however, was equivalent to registrars when evaluated per hour of patient contact including education costs.
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.
Permutations of the number of clusters (K) from 1 10 (a cluster being equivalent to a subpopulation) were evaluated for the T. congolense data set using the method of Evanno et al [33] (Fig. S1).
Long-lasting (>1.5 s) scratching behaviors were counted, so that scratching behaviors which are equivalent to human "addictive scratching" were evaluated in NC/Nga mice [ 16].
It is important to point out that there is a significant difference between the number of Ga atoms initially supplied, corresponding to the equivalent amount of 10 MLs, and the number of Ga atoms, evaluated to be equivalent to around 3 4 MLs, inside the final structure.
As for the other dots, the evaluated two interplanes spacings are equivalent to 0.242 nm.
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).
The thermal index PET (physiological equivalent temperature) is used to evaluate the thermal comfort in such complex environments.
