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Would you expect a pseudocoelom to be able to have the same function as a coelom with respect to peristaltic movement? Why or why not?

Antibiotic resistance in microbial populations rapidly occurs because of selection for resistant populations. Since antibiotics are naturally produced by soil microbes all the time, why aren’t all bacteria already resistant to all antibiotics? What implications does this have for the clinical use of antibiotics?

Guidelines: We're going to shift gears for our last big project and create a case on the value of writing abilities and written communication in the future. I want you to think about a future you might like to pursue, or think about a vocation that interests you. It is your responsibility to make the case for writing's value in that specific vocation or path. Put differently, I want you to formulate a claim about how writing will play a role in your life beyond this semester.

You must locate two independent sources that support your position; you will also need to provide your own original source material. You'll need to conduct independent research for this: You're going to apply stuff you've found on your own, without my help.

Please be aware that the purpose of this essay is to persuade; rather than to express your opinions in your own words, you will be explaining and combining your ideas with the information provided in the source material. To cite sources, you must use the MLA format. Please keep in mind that this alters the context of your writing. Instead, think about how you will pique the interest of the reader and let me relate to your work directly, all the while referencing other sources and trying to convince them of your points of view.

Following the writing process will be one of our objectives for this project. This implies that you will need to organise your essay, draft it, edit it, and finally turn in the finished work. Kindly refrain from only composing an initial draft and submitting it—this contradicts the objectives of acquiring writing skills. You will write a brainstorm first, then a rough draft, and finally, an edited version based on suggestions from me and your peers.Research Requirements: A minimum of two documented sources (primary, secondary, or tertiary) are needed for this assignment. It is not permitted to use Wikipedia, dictionaries, encyclopaedias, Ask.com, or other reference sites as your exclusive source of information. The use of in-person interviews is prohibited. Any websites that are used have to adhere to the strict guidelines of academic rigour, which means that a scholar would be in favour of their use. In class, we'll talk about evaluating source material. If prohibited sources are used, the assignment will automatically receive a F. now here comes the real assignments questions 

Word Count: Each question should not exceed 20 to 30 words, or around one to two sentences. Instructions: Please read the persuasive essay prompt (which is above)before starting this project. The purpose of this assignment is to provide quick, preliminary thoughts, therefore please try to answer each of the following questions as best you can in no more than 20 to 30 words:

1-Tell me what this assignment's question says, in your own words.After reading the prompt?

2-what is the main objective of this essay?

3-What, in your opinion, ought to be included in your essay's thesis?

4-What characteristics of a convincing essay like this one do you think this one has?

5-What do you believe reading your essay will teach the typical college student?

6-What do you believe reading your essay will teach a typical college professor?

7-What about writing this essay most thrills you? What aspect of writing this essay worries you the most?

8-How are you going to finish the research needed to write this essay?

9-This assignment must be turned in by the end of the semester's Final Exam session.

10-How will you finish this work by the deadline?

1. Describe how microbes of the normal flora in the human body canbecome opportunistic pathogens. Give one (1)example of a normal flora that can become opportunistic in thebody:

2. Describe three (3) common bacterial skininfections. Be sure to give the name of the specific organism thatcauses each and describe some common signs and symptoms ofeach:

3. Describe three (3) common fungal infections (mycoses) of theskin. Be sure to give the name of the specific organism that causeseach and describe some common signs and symptoms of each:

4. Describe three (3) different types of respiratory infectionscaused by bacteria. Be sure to give the name ofthe specific organism that causes each and describe some commonsigns and symptoms of each:

5. Discuss the difference between emerging infectious diseases andreemerging infectious diseases. Give examples of each.

6. Briefly discuss and describe three (3) commonviral respiratory infections. Be sure to give thename of the specific virus that causes each as well as some signsand symptoms for each:

7. Describe three (3) common fungal respiratoryinfections and the name of the specific organism that causes themas well as some signs and symptoms for each:

The novobiocin resistance test is used to determine treatment options for Staphylococcus saprophyticus. identify S. saprophyticus. differentiate S. saprophyticus and S. hominis ssp. novobiosepticus. both a and b.

Cite examples of the host “ecosystems” selecting for specific normal flora and how the composition/biochemistry of the normal flora modify the host’s biology. Be specific in your explanation.

4 According to a commercial, drinking water that has been blessed by Bill Nye the Science Guy improves your test scores. You think this is complete nonsense and want to disprove it. So you set up an experiment.

4a Would this be an observational or an empirical study?

4b To test it, for a total of 10 weeks, you take one test every week. Alternating weeks, you will drink regular water (control) and blessed water (treatment). How many replicas will you have?

4c What would be your null-hypothesis?

4d What would be your alternative hypothesis?

4e Name 3 possible confounding factors.

4f What is your independent variable?

4g Wat is your dependent variable?

4hs You set your a-level as always at 0.05, and do a statistical analysis to see if there is a difference in test scores between the two groups. The statistical analysis result is p=0.06 Is there a significant difference in test scores? Yes / No / Don’t know

4i Based on the statistical analysis outcomes, does drinking blessed water improve test results? Yes / No / Don’t know

4j 10 points A placebo effect is an improvement in a person’s perceived health from taking a non-active ingredient, presumably because of the belief that they are receiving a treatment helps that person to feel better. Your mind is a powerful thing and certainly can influence your health in real ways, so a placebo effect would include real improvements that come from “mind over matter” as well as simple changes in perception. How can you avoid the placebo effect in this study?

i have a 10th grade test out quiz tommrow wat should i study for

What is compulsory for the movie 

ATP is animportant energy source in all organisms, and yet it is never addedto a microbial growth medium or consumed in vitamin pills or othergrowth supplements. Why do you think this is so?

What are advantages of the study on microbial growth and product production phases and kinetics

what are advantages of study on kinetic analyses of microbial growth and product formation?

Microbiology Lab

Does having uniformity of colony appearance grantee absence of contamination?

How to make real arc reacter like as tony stark is possible?

What do we mean by brain death? What parts of the brain are involved? Hint – you should focus on different 3 structures to answer this question completely.

Draw the cranial nerves to the brain. Include a chart with their names, innervations, and functions

Describe the feedback release mechanism of the hormones released from the anterior and posterior pituitary. What triggers the hormones secretions (from where) and what do they do?

ASEPTIC TECHNIQUE Introduction Procedure < Includeinformation that the reader would need to repeat your experimentalprocedure. Do not include any observations or results in thissection> Observations and Results Gram stain result: (Experiment1 and 2) Part I: Contamination Step 6: What color are the trafficlights after caps are removed? Step 7: What color are the trafficlights after caps have been left off and then replaced? Step 9:Appearance of tube: Step 12: Appearance of tube after overnightincubation: Part II: Aseptic Transfer Tube-to-Tube Test Was youraseptic transfer successful? (Contamination light and Inoculationlight both green) Appearance of tube after overnight incubation:Discussion In the Discussion section, answer the followingquestions: What precautions are taken in a "wetlab" to preventcontamination? During the "Contamination" portion of the exercise,why was the contamination not present when you first placed thephenol red glucose tube in the 37 degree incubator? After yoursample had been incubated for one day, why is the solution turbid?What did the color change of the medium indicate? What caused thecontamination of your sample? How successful were you with theaseptic technique? How many times did you need to repeat theexperiment until you were able to successfully inoculate your mediawithout contamination? How important is sterile technique in a"wetlab?" Why? Conclusion < Within a few sentences, provide aconcluding statement about the results of your laboratory>

Create a mock lab report based on a simple experiment. please include:

-a title page

-abstract

- introduction

-methods and materials

-data and results

-discussion

-conclusion

-references

I need help with the discussion/conclusion, please.

The experiment is: Effect of an organic challenge on the efficacy of Milton fluid

Methods used

1. Label 3 universal bottles A, B and C.

2. Pour milk into universals A and B until they are 1/3 full.

3. Let stand for 5 mins.

4. Pour milk down the sink.

5. Clean universal A, but not B with detergent and bottle brush.

6. Add Milton solution to all universals (A, B and C).

7. Let stand for 15 mins.

8. Pour Milton solution down the sink.

9. Using aseptic technique, divide the nutrient broth provided between the 3 universals A, B and C.

10. Incubate overnight at 35 degrees Celsius.

Results for this experiment: After incubated overnight at 35 degrees Celsius, the results showed that bottle A and C solution was clear proving it was disinfected. In bottle B the solution has nutrient broth or (contains broth) in cloudiness, viscous form and there is no sediment.

NOTE: Need to discuss broader uses of Milton fluid in the discussion/conclusion.

Write a persuasive speech on why America needs more gun control

• Would the CM approach better assist management in ensuring all costs are covered? Under absorption costing, FC would become inventoriable and thus buried when production exceeds sales. Conversely, under the CM approach, FC is treated as period costs, making it less likely to overstate profits. What are your thoughts on this topic?

Which one of the following costs was incurred in the past and cannot be recouped?

Incremental

Sunk

Opportunity

Erosion

A university converted the bottom 3 floors of an apartment building they own to classrooms. The option that is forgone so that the university can utilize it for classroom is

A. Salvage value

B. Sunk cost

D. Opportunity cost

E. Erosion

Which one of the following best describes the concept of erosion?

expenses that have already been incurred and cannot be recovered

the cash flows of a new project that come at the expense of a firm's existing cash flows

the alternative that is forfeited when a fixed asset is utilized by a project

the differences in a firm's cash flows with and without a particular project

The depreciation is best defined as the:

amount of tax that is saved when an asset is purchased.

allocation of the cost of the asset over its useful life.

amount of tax that is due when an asset is sold.

amount by which depreciation expense lowers net income.

Which one of the following best illustrates erosion as it relates to a hot dog stand located on the beach?

providing both ketchup and mustard for its customer's use

selling fewer hot dogs because hamburgers were added to the menu

offering French fries but not onion rings

losing sales due to bad weather

Which of the following should be included in the analysis of a new product?
I. Money already spent for research and development of the new product
II. Reduction in sales for a current product once the new product is introduced
III. Increase in accounts receivable needed to finance sales of the new product
IV. market value of a machine owned by the firm which will be used to produce the new product

I and III only

II and IV only

I, II, and III only

II, III, and IV only

I, II, III, and IV

Increasing which one of the following will increase the operating cash flow assuming that the bottom-up approach is used to compute the operating cash flow?

Erosion effects

Taxes

Fixed expenses

Salaries

Depreciation expense

When a firm is evaluating the introduction of a new product, it should consider the impact of the product on

the financing costs required to bring the product to market

the firms additional overhead required during the production process

competing products the firm produces

the firm

1.Ignoring which of the following will cause the NPV of a project to be underestimated?

I. option to abandon

II. option to expand

III. option to wait

IV. option to contract

A. I and III only

B. II, III, and IV only

C. I, II, and III only

D. I, III, and IV only

E. I, II, III, and IV

2.Which one of the following is an example of a real option for a restaurant?

A. opening a new restaurant with a different look and an entirely different menu to see if that type of restaurant appeals to the public

B. deciding to close one hour earlier during the winter months due to slow sales

C. abandoning a menu item based on customer complaints

D. deciding to open only two new locations next year instead of the five that were originally scheduled

E. deciding to create separate lunch and dinner menus rather than have them combined on one menu.

3. Which one of condition indicates a highest level of risk of return?

A. Normal economic condition: r=10%; Economic downturn: r=3%.

B. Normal economic condition: r=10%; Economic downturn: r=-5%.

C. Normal economic condition: r=20%; Economic downturn: r=-5%.

D. Normal economic condition: r=20%; Economic downturn: r=3%.

E. Normal economic condition: r=10%; Economic downturn: r=1%.

4.Financial leverage impacts the performance of a firm by:

A. increasing the volatility of the firm's EBIT.

B. decreasing the volatility of the firm's EBIT.

C. decreasing the volatility of the earnings to firm's shareholders.

D. increasing the volatility of the earnings to firm's shareholders

E. lowering the firm's level of risk.

Olam has been a major Multi-National Food and Agri-Business company supplying food and industrial raw materials. Olam Ghana is one of the leading Agri-Commodity companies in the country and was doing well until an unexpected downturn happened. As a result of the economic downturn, the firm's growth has slowed significantly, causing shareholders to be concerned. As a result, the firm has suffered enormous losses. In light of this, the business proprietors decided to investigate the matter and discovered that the losses were due to incomplete work and late deliveries. Unproductive personnel have been identified as the 
underlying cause of the problem, resulting in poor organisational performance.

Outline cause and effect relationship in the poor employee performance, with a proposed action plan

Please give references

which of the following is FALSE about RNA gene silencing? Athe RNAs are over 10000 bases long Bin may result in degredation of mRNA Ca double stranded RNA may form Dit may decrease translation