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Beating Sukuna in Sakura Stand (2024) requires specific strategies:Recommended stands: The World Over Heaven - Time stop ability is crucial Star Platinum - Strong close-range damage C-Moon - Gravity manipulation works wellStrategy:1. Keep distance initially to avoid his domain expansion2. Use projectiles to damage from safe range3. Time your attacks during his cooldown periods4. Perfect block his cleave attacks5. Use stand jumps to avoid ground-based attacksKey moves to watch for: Domain Expansion - Get out of the circle immediately* Cleave/Dismantle - Perfect block or dodge* Fire Arrow - Run perpendicular to avoidThe fight is largely about pattern recognition** - learn his attack sequences and punish the openings. Team up with other players if possible to distract him.

While R.D.S. and M.L.S.M. are popular, Langat Singh College (L.S. College) deserves mention too. As an alumnus now working in banking, I found their commerce program particularly strong in: Economics specialization with faculty who've published research Business mathematics taught by experienced professors Extracurricular activities that build well-rounded professionals Alumni network that helps with internships and higher educationThe college has produced many successful CAs, bankers, and entrepreneurs. Their teaching methodology emphasizes conceptual understanding over rote learning. The fees are also more affordable than private colleges, around ₹15,000 per year. Visit all three and sit in on a class if possible to see which teaching style suits you best.

For practical purposes, most people use online GFR calculators rather than manual calculation. Here's the simpler MDRD formula that's still sometimes used:GFR = 175 × (SCr)^-1.154 × (Age)^-0.203 × (0.742 if female) × (1.212 if African American)Where: SCr = serum creatinine in mg/dL Age in yearsHowever, I strongly recommend: Using online calculators like the NKF GFR calculator Getting tested professionally - labs account for more factors Understanding results* with your doctorThe formulas have limitations - they're less accurate for very high or low muscle mass, elderly, or certain ethnicities. The CKD-EPI formula is currently considered most accurate for general population. Remember, GFR estimates kidney function and helps stage kidney disease if present.