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    BIO 236 AP II Chapter 14 Blood 1. Define the following word parts. agglutin- to glue together                                  leuko-white bil-   bile                                        -osis abnormal condition embol-   stopper                                  -poie make‚produce erythr-  red                                     -stasis halt‚ make stand Hema- or Hemo-blood                                      thromb- clot   2. What is the function of blood? Transport nutrients‚oxygen

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    What type of methodology is generally used for financial research and why? There are two different methodologies that can be used to conduct research – a quantitative as well as a qualitative one. In order to find a response to which of these methodologies is most likely to be used in financial research‚ it is important to first gain a broader understanding of the context in which they appear in theory. Also‚ it is necessary to specify important assumptions underlying those theories in order to

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    they lack the ability to read other people’s faces and emotions. They also cannot understand how other people may be feeling and how their actions can impact on others. They also avoid eye contact; this can lead people to believe that the child is being rude or ignorant. As social situations can be overwhelming for children with ASD‚ they can sometimes lash out and become aggressive. This may be a result of many things such as; having too much stimuli‚ feeling like others are intruding in their personal

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    Biological Adaptation

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    their desirable traits (Anemone‚ 2011). There are two types of adaptations‚ biological adaptation and cultural adaptation. Biological adaptations have to do with our genetics and cultural adaptations are those made by physical objects such as housing‚ clothing‚ and tools. Biological adaptations are traits that get passed on to different generations through natural selection (Anemone‚ 2011). We can look at skin color as apart of biological adaptations and the absorption of UV rays and vitamin D

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    Namibia Regional Economics: FIN-111 Assignment 1 Question 1 a) Opportunity and sunk cost Opportunity cost is the value of the next best alternative that must be sacrificed when you make a choice and it applies everywhere. For Example: If a person chooses to use vacation time to travel rather than to do renovations on the house. Thus‚ the opportunity cost of the tour could be said to be the forgone home renovations. Sunk costs are costs that were incurred in the past and

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    Essay plan Discuss the influence of biology on gender Definitions: Sex: the biological fact of being male or female‚ which is determined by chromosomes. Gender: psychological characteristics of male and female Genes: Humans have 23 pairs of chromosomes Sex of baby is determined at conception Males have XY chromosomes Females have XX chromosomes First 40 days after conception‚ embryos develop in the same way and have female and male anatomy If ovum is fertilised by a sperm carrying another

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    Dna and Evidence

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    DNA and Evidence DNA is one of the most important roles to evidence and in a criminal case. It helps to prove a convict guilty or help those wrongly accused or convicted. DNA stands for deoxyribonucleic acid. Just about every cell contains DNA. The DNA that’s in people blood is also the same DNA in people’s hair‚ bone‚ saliva‚ skin‚ tissue and everything else. What’s great about someone’s DNA it does not ever change throughout their life. DNA was first used as a way of finding out paternity so

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    The Investigation of Serial Killings Kennedy Collins CRJU_ 101_ SEC 01 Dr. Tracy Tolbert Introduction This study examined of dysfunctional family structure on homicidal behavior patterns. Using qualitative method case-content analysis‚ the found that several correlates between family dysfunction‚ harsh parenting‚ and antisocial disorder; integrate to effect social outcomes that led people to serial killings. This study uses various methods such as‚ case studies‚ face to

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    Discuss the rule in R v Leatham [1861] 8 Cox. CC 498 and the validity of the rule in the context of recent developments in Kenyan Law” 1. Understand the case facts and decision‚ make a personal analysis. R v. Leatham (1861) 8 Cox CC. 498‚ 502 During an inquiry before a Commission appointed under the Corrupt Practices Prevention Act‚ 1854 to investigate allegations of corrupt practices at an election for a member of Parliament‚ a letter was produced written by A‚ the person suspected of bribery

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    Various Notes

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    The alalysis of poem «March» by Edward Thomas The poem ’March’‚ as the most of Thomas’s poems describes the state of nature. The mood of March days is briefly described through subtle details such as behavior of birds and plants and weather changes (from snow and rain to warmth and sunshine).  In terms of structure and verse form‚ the poem isn’t divided into separate stanzas‚ but it can be logically parceled out in three parts. The first part (from the beginning to the line “As if the mighty

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