Sentences with phrase «equivalency of»

I received my Bachelor's in psychology, a Master's in marriage and family therapy, as well as an equivalency of a Master's degree in multicultural counseling, — all from San Diego State University.

Versus a traditional new hire, the MSC graduate already has the equivalency of 12 - 18 months in the field from day one.

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International students should check individual requirements with their chosen university, though UK NARIC may help you to understand the equivalency of your qualifications.

If you decide to cancel the policy, then you should receive the full cash value equivalency of the remaining policy as a lump payment or schedule of payments.

c) a member of another Profession [Candidates must demonstrate equivalency of the professional categories set out above],

[148] When considering the presumption of advancement — issues of property division and «excluded property» under the FLA — the intended equivalency of legal position and treatment, for different types of unions, is directly relevant.

You don't compare the absolute numbers to evaluate equivalency of (or lack of) extreme events across seasons, you compare the deviations from the relevant seasonal means.

One comment on the equivalency of the two carbon pricing systems, cap - and - trade and emission tax.

The winning run reached an efficiency of 78.1 m / kWh (a miles per gallon equivalency of approximate 2,630 MPGe)....

It is more prudent to use the CH4: CO2 equivalency of 84 for planning and public policy.

For example, climate models assume a CH4 atmospheric half - life of ~ 12.5 years, so they use the 100 - year CO2 equivalency of 28, rather than the annual equivalency of 84.

The storage logic of the portfolio facilitates an equivalency of value for its contents.

Having completed my undergraduate education in India, there were a lot of hurdles involved in getting my transcripts evaluated to determine equivalency of prerequisite courses.

They have the equivalency of human red / green color blindness.

Bryant noted that book promotion was key in China and though books typically sold at a price equivalency of $ 5 to $ 8 per title, he encouraged publishers to price their books at their traditional home market rate and then offer discounts.

Ashford University defines a credit hour as a reasonable approximation of the student learning outcome equivalency of, at a minimum, a Carnegie Unit.

Students who are unsure of the U.S. equivalency of their degree (s) should consult a reputable credential evaluation service.

Of the entire family of carotenes, beta - carotene is most easily converted to vitamin A. Early studies indicated an equivalency of 4:1 of beta - carotene to retinol.

Other difficulties when conducting or evaluating research in this area include ensuring the equivalency of the control and experimental groups in randomized controlled trials (RCTs), 10 controlling for participant attrition (which may affect the validity of findings by reducing group equivalence) and missed visits (which may affect validity by reducing program intensity), 11 documenting that the program was fully and accurately implemented, and determining whether the program's theory of change logically connects program activities with intended outcomes.

Because the vitamin A equivalency of various foods and supplements varies from 2 μg β - carotene to 1 μg retinol (when provided as a β - carotene supplement in oil) to 27 μg β - carotene to 1 μg retinol (when provided as vegetable β - carotene)(11, 13), and this equivalency is matrix dependent, it is important to determine the vitamin A equivalency of β - carotene from Golden Rice.

Recently, studies have shown that the equivalency of vegetable provitamin A carotenoids to vitamin A is in the range of 10 — 27 μg all - transβ - carotene to 1 μg retinol activity (13 — 16).

Our results showed that our method can effectively assess the vitamin A equivalency of β - carotene doses as low as 1 mg in rice.

It is important to determine the vitamin A equivalency of Golden Rice β - carotene to project the potential effect of this biofortified grain in rice - consuming populations that commonly exhibit low vitamin A status.

IFOAM Accreditation facilitates equivalency of organic certification bodies worldwide by confirming whether they meet IFOAM's international norms.

Of course, these are actually Sufis — a mystical off shoot of Islam that preaches a oneness with creation and the equivalency of all religions.

Not exact matches

'» Like many of his peers, Noah challenges the «false equivalency» that prompts journalists to balance critical coverage of one candidate with equally tough coverage of the opposition.

Some sign up to a gamified system for entertainment, some for social interaction, some simply for the direct competition of a leaderboard or other status equivalency.

So already we have dashed any hope of an «equivalency» in tabulating the final retirement balance.

TLC's agenda is to develop initiatives and partnerships that will foster economic equivalency and enhance overall business, economic and social development of Latinos.

Most have only a Sunday school knowledge of the Bible and perhaps a high school equivalency in science.

Because of the «ism» at the end, making it appear as if it were an ideology, and the fact that they do not understand the definition of the word... and many seek to use a «false equivalency» in a bid to bolster their failed arguments, too.

There is very little one - to - one equivalency between the words of different languages.

But a close study of America's religious history yields precedents and equivalencies to virtually everything that exists today, from the demythologizing deism of Thomas Jefferson and the séances of spiritualists to the utopian settlements that practiced everything from celibacy (the Shakers) to free love (the Oneida Community).

Finally, the media has a face and a name for making its heretofor unjustified claim of moral equivalency between conservative Christianity and Islam.

While we Catholics can and do lament the separation of those in the East from communion with the Roman pontiff, we should not pretend that there is a moral equivalency with regard to this separation.

To say this is not to make the error of moral equivalency because compartmentalizing behaviors may differ in degree, but that variation does not make any particular degree right.

Your attempts to discredit all other belief systems by giving them a false equivalency with your delusional belief system is a waste of time.

Mr. Mergen is responsible for facilitating importation and exportation of organic agricultural products and works towards equivalency among countries.

Conducted by Dr. Edward Jaenicke, Associate Professor of Agricultural Economics at Penn State University, the study for the first time singles out organic equivalency policy to scientifically evaluate whether the policy is having its intended results.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) and the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) signed the historic Equivalency Agreement on June 17, 2009 during OTA's All Things Organic ™ Conference & Trade Show in Chicago.

What I am curious about is to understand the equivalency between baking chocolate and bar chocolate, such as if there is a cocoa percentage of bar chocolate that mimics baking chocolate or if baking chocolate differs in other ways.

But water is the only liquid that boasts a 1:1 equivalency between weight and volume: 1 fluid ounce of water = 1 weighted ounce of water.

We are very happy to work with QAI to assist operators with trade of organic products not covered under the U.S. — Korea Organic Equivalency Arrangement.»

With the recent signing of the U.S. — Korea Organic Equivalency Agreement, the partnership will help farmers, processors and distributors expand their market for organic food and contribute to the growth of the organic industry.»

In fact, most sports are equivalency sports, meaning that scholarships can (and are) broken up into fractions in order to provide aid to more kids and again, not all of those fractional scholarships are offered and spoken for in the early signing period.

He was the very paradigm of that singular American figure, the coach — corch as they say in backwater Dixie — who loved his boys as he dominated them, drove off the weak and molded the survivors, making the game of football an equivalency test for life.

Also, Shard, false equivalency is not a rebuttal of a fact.

There's more than one way to feed and nourish your babies, and with the diversity of experiences each baby and family faces, «breast is best» has becomes a reductive false equivalency.

On the basis of that research, I also got an equivalency (of sorts) to attend University of Calgary med.