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which of these is most important for the testing of a new drug to determine?
A. its name
B. its effectiveness
C. its cost
D. its flavor
Answer:
B. its effectiveness
Explanation:
Obviously, a drug (or any medical treatment) should be used only when it will benefit a patient. Benefit takes into account both the drug's ability to produce the desired result (efficacy) and the type and likelihood of adverse effects (safety).
Answer:
When dealing with drugs like Corona virus vaccines i think the effectiveness is most important in that case but when dealing with may be children's syrups the flavour could be most important
What is eternatus????
Eternatus (Japanese: ムゲンダイ Mugendina) is a dual-type Poison/Dragon Legendary Pokémon introduced in Generation VIII. While it is not known to evolve into or from any other Pokémon, the player battles a powered-up form of Eternatus known as Eternamax Eternatus in the climax of Pokémon Sword and Shield.
Answer:
Eternatus is a Poison/Dragon-type Legendary Pokémon
Explanation:
Eternatus (ムゲンダイナ Mugendaina) is a Poison/Dragon-type Legendary Pokémon introduced in Generation VIII. It has an Eternamax form known as Eternamax Eternatus.
Which tree would survive better if they had the same amount of oxygen, water, soil and sunlight, a redwood or a giant sequoia and why?
the Redwood would survive better
Explanation:
A sequoia would need more resorces to provide enough water high nutrients soil and lots of sunlight to survive yet again a sequoia can survive for thousands of years but they are huge and need lots of resources you get my point so the redwood haves a better chance to survive with the amount a resources redwood needs,
In this pedigree, 1-2 is
because they are shaded in.
Answer:
is affected ( has the trait)
Explanation:
Question A mouse population that is originally white in color becoming darker in color after several generations is an example of ________ selection.
A mouse population that is originally white in color becoming darker in color after several generations is an example of natural selection.
What do you mean by natural selection?Natural selection is the differential survival and reproduction of individuals due to differences in phenotype. It is a key mechanism of evolution, the change in the heritable traits characteristic of a population over generations.
Natural selection is the process through which populations of living organisms adapt and change. Individuals in a population are naturally variable, meaning that they are all different in some ways.
Natural selection is the process through which populations of living organisms adapt and change. Individuals in a population are naturally variable, meaning that they are all different in some ways.
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Given the following strand of DNA, what is the complementary (second) strand of DNA?
CGT-GAT-CAG
Answer:
If i remeber correctly it would be CAG or CGT
Explanation:
How long do scientists estimate that the sea has been at its current level?
250 years
2,500 years
25,000 years
250,000 years
Answer:
250,000
Explanation:
Answer:
A. 250 years
Explanation:
NASA measures sea level around the globe using satellites. The Jason-3 satellite uses radio waves and other instruments to measure the height of the ocean's surface – also known as sea level. It does this for the entire Earth every 10 days, studying how global sea level is changing over time.
Because scientists are unable to predict when and precisely where an earthquake will occur, the government has a duty to issue building codes to ensure that all structures can withstand earthquakes. Agree and disagree
Scientists are unable to predict when and where the earthquake will occur precisely, so the government has a duty to issue building codes to ensure that all the structures can withstand earthquakes. I agree with the given statement.
What is Earthquake?An earthquake is a natural disaster which happens when the two blocks of the earth suddenly slip past each other, this causes the tectonic plates to move. The surface where the blocks slip is called the fault or fault plane.
Earthquake damage the buildings and other infrastructure completely which can be fatal for the people living in that area. So, to save life of people government has the duty to issue the buildings code to ensure that all the structures can withstand earthquake.
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Answer: This makes no sense. message me for more help though.
Explanation:
The color that we see depends on the color of light that is shined on the object and the color of light that is _______________ by the object.
Answer:
Reflected
Explanation:
that's what I remember in science XD
Answer:
i think its reflected could be wrong tho so dont be mad if it is
Explanation:
In which biome(s) are fawnsfoot mussels found??
Answer:
The fawnsfoot is found in the Mississippi drainage and the St. Lawrence
Which type of land has less percolation?\
Farmland
Forests
Grassland
Urban areas
Answer:
cExplanation:
Which Image shows what the cell would look like in the next step?
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HELP PLEASE!!
List three limitations for measuring cell size
Answer:
Cell size is limited by the cell's surface- area- to - volume ratio
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carbon dioxide or carbon monoxide is a compound whose molecules consist of one atom of carbon and two atoms of oxygen
Answer:
Carbon dioxide is a compound whose molecules consist of one atom of carbon and two atoms of oxygen. Check out the picture!
Explanation:
Carbon monoxide consists of one atom of carbon and one atom of oxygen, instead.
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Answer:
A
Explanation:
I think this is osmosis so basically the side with more molecules will move to the side with less to even it out
which of the following could explain why the percentage of brown-shelled insects decreased from year 3 to year 4
Answer:
I feel like you need a picture or graph for someone to answer this question. Being helpful, I'll guess some possible answers.
Nutrient or water shortages
Environment issues
Disease
Explanation:
Karen has 47 chromosomes but no apparent abnormalities. What is true about Karen?
O A. She has aneuploidy.
O B. She has monosomy.
O C. She will die young.
OD. She has a cleft palate.
Answer:
A. She has aneuploidy.
Explanation:
remember doing this a while back, got it right.
The statement that is true about Karen's abnormality is that she has aneuploidy. Details about aneuploidy can be found below.
What is aneuploidy?Aneuploidy is a chromosomal abnormality whereby an organism possesses a chromosome number that is not an exact multiple of the haploid number of that organism.
In humans like Karen, the haploid number of chromosomes in each gamete cell is 23. This means that the number of chromosomes that is expected to be in the somatic cells is 23 × 2 = 46 chromosomes.
However, according to this question, Karen has 47 chromosomes but no apparent abnormalities. This suggests that she posseses aneuploidy.
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What is shown in the diagram?
(Refer attachment for diagram)
The diagram shows a Circuit as a result of the combination of cells
present in it.
What is a Circuit?This is referred to a path in which electric current flows through. It is
divided into the following which include:
Open circuitClosed circuitThe diagram above depicts a closed circuit as there is no breakage in the
flow of current.
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Chlorophyll, the primary photosynthetic pigment, emits light in the red region of the visible spectrum. The presence of chlorophyll correlates with photosynthetic capacity. Under a fluorescent microscope, which part of a leaf do you think would fluoresce in the red region of the spectrum?
Answer:
The mesophyll is the main site of photosynthesis.
Explanation:
three benefits attributed to all psychotherapies are:
Answer:
hope for demoralized people, new perspective, and a healthy relations
what is the area of a room that is 10m long and 10m wide
Answer:
100 meters
Explanation:
all you need to do is 10 squared or 10 times 10
Which of the following structures is known as the power house or power generator of a cell?
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mitochondria
rough ER
smooth ER
cytoskeleton
Which equation represents the photosynthesis process?
a
CO2 + Glucose ----> H2O + Sunlight + O2
b
CO2 + H2O + Sunlight ----> Glucose + O2
c
CO2 + H2O ----> Glucose + O2
d
Glucose ----> CO2 + Alcohol + ATP
Answer:
C
Explanation:
Carbon Dioxide + Water -> Oxygen + Glucose
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Please explain the health principles that are practiced by Rastafarians in Trinidad and Tobago and how this information prepares you as a nurse to better serve this community.
Answer:
Rastas, as members of the movement are called, see their past, present, and future in a distinct way. Drawing from Old Testament stories, especially that of Exodus, they “overstand” (rather than understand) people of African descent in the Americas and around the world to be “exiles in Babylon.” They believe that they are being tested by Jah (God) through slavery and the existence of economic injustice and racial “downpression” (rather than oppression). Looking to the New Testament book of Revelation, Rastas await their deliverance from captivity and their return to Zion, the symbolic name for Africa drawn from the biblical tradition. Ethiopia, the site of a dynastic power, is the ultimate home of all Africans and the seat of Jah, and repatriation is one goal of the movement. Many (though not all) Rastas believe that the Ethiopian emperor, His Imperial Majesty Haile Selassie I, crowned in 1930, is the Second Coming of Christ who returned to redeem all Black people. The movement takes its name from the emperor’s precoronation name, Ras Tafari.
Explanation:
this question is Based to your opinion, You just have to realized the Both related topic.
how long will food last in a freezer without power?
Answer:
meat will last you a day
frozen fruits and vegies might last you about a week
and ice cream would start to melt after a few hours
explanation:
Which definition is the best for “semipermeable membrane”?
It is a barrier that prevents materials from moving from one side to the other.
It is a barrier that allows materials to move freely from one side to the other.
It is a barrier with tiny openings that let some, but not all, materials pass through.
It is a barrier that helps materials move from one side to the other.
it is a barrier with tiny openings that lets some ,but not all, matérials pass through
Answer:
C
Explanation:
The lab that tested the water initially determined that the water quality grew worse between 2005 and
2007. Based on your observations do you agree or disagree with their findings? Why?
Answer:
Most water systems test for lead as a regular part of
water monitoring. These tests give a system-wide
picture, but do not refl ect conditions at a specifi c
household faucet.
If you want to know if your home’s drinking water
contains unsafe levels of lead, have your water tested.
Testing is the only way to confi rm if lead is present or
absent.
Some faucet and pitcher fi lters can remove lead from
drinking water. If you use a fi lter to remove lead, be
sure you get one that is certifi ed to remove lead by NSF
International.
Why the body needs more water after exercising/performing rigorous activity
Answer:
Sweat and dehydration. When you exercise, your body sweats as it tries to return to its optimal temperature. As sweat evaporates from your skin, it removes heat from the body, but you also lose body fluid. So, you need to drink fluid during exercise to replace the fluids you lose when you sweat.
Fluids keep your body hydrated; without them your body won’t function at its best.
If you don’t drink enough fluid:
Your body temperature and heart rate may rise. That’s because when the total amount of water in your body is below normal level (hypohydration) your body can’t properly regulate heat. You may feel more fatigued than usual. You may not be able to think clearly – your motor control, decision-making abilities and concentration may be impaired. Your body’s functions may slow down – this includes gastric emptying, so you may feel uncomfortable in your stomach. Your performance in sport or exercise may not be as good as it could be. The impact is even worse when you’re active and dehydrated in hot conditions.What hydration means :The amount of water you need depends on a range of factors, such as climatic conditions, your health, your clothing, your exercise intensity and duration. So, being well hydrated will differ per person and situation.
As a guide, you probably need more fluid if:
you sweat heavily you have certain medical conditions, such as diabetes or heart disease you have cystic fibrosis, which means you have a high concentration of sodium in your sweat you are using a medication that can act as a diuretic, causing your body to lose more fluid you have a bigger body size you are fit (because fitter people tend to sweat more and earlier in their exercise) you are doing vigorous exercise you are active in hot or humid conditions.
Thirst isn’t the best indicator that you need to drink. In fact, if you feel thirsty, you are probably already dehydrated.
A good test of dehydration is the colour of your urine. If it’s pale and clear it means you’re well hydrated. The darker it is, the more fluid you need to drink.
Another sign of dehydration is a lack of sweat during vigorous activity, when you expect to sweat. No sweating is a sign that you’re both dehydrated and probably suffering heat exhaustion.
What dehydration means :
Dehydration occurs when your body’s water content is too low. Here are some body signals that indicate you haven’t had enough fluid:
headaches fatigue mood changes slow reaction times dry nasal passages dry or cracked lips dark coloured urine muscle cramps weakness confusion hallucinations.If you experience any of these symptoms, you may need to increase your fluid intake.
If you don’t rehydrate, your physical and mental performance is likely to be affected. A loss of fluid equal to two per cent of body mass (for example a 1.4 kg loss in a 70 kg person) is enough to cause a detectable decrease in performance. A loss of fluid equal to more than two per cent means you risk nausea, vomiting, diarrhoea and other gastro-intestinal problems.
It’s not possible to train your body to handle dehydration, so don’t delay fluid replacement to ‘get used to dehydration’. When you need water, you need it.
Sweat and dehydration
When you exercise, your body sweats as it tries to return to its optimal temperature. As sweat evaporates from your skin, it removes heat from the body, but you also lose body fluid.
So, you need to drink fluid during exercise to replace the fluids you lose when you sweat. That way, you’ll reduce the risk of heat stress, maintain normal body function, and maintain performance levels. The general rule is: if you’re sweating, you need to be drinking fluids.
Over-hydration, in rare but severe cases, can lead to death. To avoid this, it can be useful to know your sweat rate. That way, you can work out exactly how much you should be drinking. Or, talk to your GP or an accredited sports dietitian for a fluids plan.
To work out your sweat rate:
Empty your bladder. Weigh yourself in minimal clothing, as close to the start of exercise as possible (this is your initial weight). Record the ambient temperature. Do your exercise session. Record the volume of any fluid you consume during your exercise session (fluid). Estimate (or measure!) urine losses during your exercise session (urine). Weigh yourself again at the end of your session, in the same clothing as before - be sure to towel off any excess sweat from your body first (this is your final weight). Your weight change during exercise, plus any fluids consumed, minus any urine losses, reflects your total fluid loss for that session. To work this out: Subtract your final weight from your initial weight. Add the weight of fluid (in kg) that you consumed while exercising. Subtract the weight of fluid (in kg) you lost through urination. To make this into an hourly rate, divide it by the number of hours you spent exercising.
Sweat rate (L/hr) = [initial weight (kg) – final weight (kg) + fluid (kg*) – urine (kg)] / time (hrs)
(*One litre of water or urine is equivalent to one kilogram.)
Remember, this is your sweat rate when exercising at a particular ambient temperature. Your sweat rate will change with the temperature, so it can be useful to measure your sweat rate at different times of the year.