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Question 1: What is the null hypothesis in the test we have just performed? Would we accept the null hypothesis in this test? Why or why not? Using yates method

question 5a on the worksheet. Do i accept or reject the null hypothesis?

A fellow classmate comes to you to ask your opinion about the following result from this SIM test: a. Provide a full interpretation and analysis of the results this test.b. Your classmate is not fully convinced about the black coloring seen in this result. Please suggest another type of method that would help confirm this result and what explain what the result should show.

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Could you please help me with figuring out the answers to these Genetics practice questions? My professor does not provide the answers and I have done however do not know if I am right. I have two more pictures of problems from where the submitted ones end of.

Question:- On a gel electropherosis, there was 3 samples, trait sample , sickle cell sample , and normal sample. The trait sample travelled the furthest in this experiment. Why did the trait travel further than the others and what does this indicate about trait.

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Lifespan development science has two primary research designs – longitudinal and cross-sectional. Explain each of them, discussing the strengths and limitations of each.  Explain how these two designs can be combined for a third research strategy – cross-sequential design.

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Someone's subjective v x sons/3007531/variants/3201562/take/2/ e help... It used to be, everyone was entitled to their own opinion, but not their own facts. But that's not the case anymore." MULTIPLE CHOICE Can you tell a fact from an opinion? Can you tell when an idea follows logically from a fact? Basing ideas on facts is essen- tial to good science. Science is a set of facts, and it is also a set of explanations that are based on those facts. Science re- lies on facts to explain the natural world. Someone's subjective view or position on a subject is called A B C data Amazon Music Unlimite X a fact an opinion M Can anybody help me x DBO Stephen Colbert AV Club Interview, January 2006 Attempt 1 of 2 Practice + Meurtres alus Sep

1. 40 OT students were randomized into two groups and 40 nursing students were randomized into two groups. One of the OT groups and one of the nursing groups were given the opportunity to participate in a research project and present their data at an IPE conference. The other group of OT students and nursing students completed their normal course work. At the end of the semester the faculty measured all of their students’ knowledge about research design and confidence presenting information to others.  (a) Independent Variable(s): (b) Dependent Variables(s): (c) Research Design:   2. 60 participants with a diagnosis of bulbar type ALS were divided into two groups to work with SLP either 3 times a week for 1 hour or 6 times a week for 2 hours. At the end of the study, all participants completed an assessment of speech quality and swallowing ability. (a) Independent Variable(s): (b) Dependent Variables(s): (c) Research Design:

Genetics: A Conceptual Approach 6th Edition MHE/Freeman presented by Sapling Leaming Match each statement to the genetic screening procedure it describes. Newborn screening Heterozygote screening Prenatal diagnosis Terce identifies a genetic disease in a healthy, but high-risk, patient identifies genetic disorders in a developing fetus identifies recessive disease carriers in a population Previous Presymptomatic testing identifies treatable genetic disorders soon after birth Give Up & View Solution Check Answer Map Next Exit

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QUESTION 21 Which of the following can the results of a QTL tell you?   a. The specific causative gene or genes underlying a trait you are studying.   b. The heritability of your trait and how much the heritability is influenced by environment.   c. Identify haplotypes associated with specific traits of interest in other populations.   d. Identification of regions of the genome that are associated with a trait.

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QUESTION 2 DOK 1 Which of the following is NOT one of the benefits of transgenic crops? SELECT AN ANSWER increased dependence on pesticides a larger crop yield improved food texture improved food appearance SUBMIT re to search hp

6. Randomization is key to a good experimental design. Give 2 benefits of randomization? 7. How is hypothesis of an experiment formulated? How is hypothesis tested? 8. Explain single and double blinding? Give one benefit of this experimental design methodology? 9. What is the "gold standard' in experimental methodology? Why do you think it's the “gold standard"? 10. Why must we minimize error in experiments?

What prompt you to participate in research survey? and also the counter:what prompt you to not participate in research survey? why?

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What is the primary reason for randomizing group allocation in a randomized controlled trial (RCT)? Question 3 options: to create treatment and control groups of equal size to blind participants to their group allocation to evenly distribute known and unknown factors that may affect the outcome between groups to increase the treatment effect between intervention and control groups