What is the feud between Creon and Oedipus about?

 

They have never liked each other

Creon knows the truth about the murder

Creon has spread rumors to destroy his marriage

Oedipus accused Creon of trying to steal his thrown

What is the purpose of Mr. Wolfsheim's interaction with Gatsby at the beginning of Chapter 4?

• A. To show how the World Series had been fixed in 1919.

To compare the differences between Mr. Wolfsheim and Gatsby's generations.

So Nick could find out Mr. Wolfsheim's occupation.

)D. The interaction makes Nick question who is telling the truth about Gatsby's past.

Read the following article and answer the questions:

Acute Effects of Levosimendan and Dobutamine on QRS in Patients with Heart Failure

SciELO - Brazil - Acute effects of levosimendan and dobutamine on qrs duration in patients with heart failure Acute effects of levosimendan and dobutamine in qrs duration in patients with heart failure

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DOI: 10.1590/s0066-782x2010005000143

1. What was it the authors were trying to determine/establish with this study?

2. Did the authors have a hypothesis – if so, what was it. If they didn’t have one, should they? Explain why they should have had one and write a hypothesis. If you think they shouldn’t have had one, explain why

3. What are the key features of the experimental design?

4. Based on the overall design of the experiment and not on the outcome or results, does it seem reasonable (i.e. is what the authors are proposing to do seem fair, practical, based on good judgement) to carry out? Explain

5. Based on the overall design of the experiment and not on the outcome or results, does it seem feasible (i.e. is what the authors are proposing to do seem probable, likely, possible to do) to carry out? Explain.

6. What are the main findings from the experiment? (This does not mean list all the results from the experiment, instead think back to your answer to question 2)

7. Pick one of the results from the article (a table, chart, or figure). Explain what the result is showing and summarize the main points from the result, in your own words.

8. Do you think there was any bias in the experiment? When answering you must address both unintentional* and intentional** as part of your answer and explain how each would lead, or not lead, to bias.
*Unintentional bias such as being limited to the subjects that sign up for your study; **Intentional bias such as one of the researchers being a member of the pharmaceutical company that funded the research.

9.  Name one thing that you liked about the experiment and explain why you liked it. Name one thing you did not like about the experiment and explain why you didn’t like it. Suggest one thing you would do differently and why.