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    quite have at home. As his desire expanded to read and compose, his isolation from his parents enlarged. Even though Richard cherished his parents, he likewise felt accountable for the embarrassment of their thick accent and behavior. In short, the dissociation of what his parents lacked and what he wanted to achieve left Richard questioning how his thoughts and…

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    food. Also Proteins are more than what builds muscle. Within this essay you will find out what all of this means and how important they are. Electrolytes are, “in chemistry and physics, substance that conducts electric current as a result of a dissociation into positively and negatively charged particles calledions, which migrate toward and ordinarily are discharged at the negative and positive terminals (cathode and anode) of an electric circuit, respectively.”Electrolyte. (2015). In…

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    Often times people do not realize the lifelong damage the smallest action could have on a child. Borderline personality disorder is a topic that has been researched for a number of years now and the more research they have done the more it has progressed from just finding out what exactly this disorder is, but starting to look into what could potentially be considered a cause. Much of the research has found links between child abuse and borderline personality disorder in early adulthood all the…

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    Here at Summit Shasta, many students do not get the mental care that they need and are unable to learn healthy ways to deal with stress and mental illness. A study by the American Psychological Association regarding Stress in America of over a thousand students and over two thousand adults from all over the country showed that, “Teens' average stress level was 5.8 out of 10 during the school year and 4.6,” during the summer, while, “Adults reported average levels of 5.1 in the past month.” On…

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    12 Hours-Shift Case Study

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    Prior to attending the meeting, it is important to obtain information from the staff about their feelings, concerns, and opinions about the current 12 hours-shift. A 12 hours-shift could be beneficial for many, but in this case, patient satisfaction surveys and the increase in medication errors has demonstrated that quality and patient safety is at risk. It is a fact that after a 12 hours-shift, the productivity and quality of patient care is compromised. A study published on a Health Affairs…

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    anger, hostility, guilt and shame, low self-esteem, anxiety, early overt sexual behavior and behavioral disturbances; these same feelings can last into adulthood. Childhood sexual abuse survivors may experience depression, anxiety, sleep disorders, dissociation, low self-esteem and Post Traumatic Shock Disorder . The article Sexual Abuse Histories of Young Women in the U.S. Child Welfare System informs that rape, being tortured or a victim of terrorists and molestation are the types of drama…

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    3.2 Carbon Nanotubes (CNTs) Carbon nanotubes have remarkable adsorption behavior in purification and detoxification of the environmental pollutants[12]. Their characteristics of being highly porous, having large specific area and being not solvable in aqueous solution because of the high Van der Waals interaction forces on the tube walls(pi-stacking) allow them to be great environmental pollutants adsorbent in solution. Thus, researchers have been concentrated on aqueous solution purification…

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    The purpose of this experiment has been met and all heat changes in each part of the experiment were measured. In Part I we had to calculate the specific heat (SH) and the atomic mass of a metal. In this case, Copper was examined and the specific heat of Copper was calculated to be 0.262 J/g℃, even though the actual specific heat is 0.387 J/g℃. The percent error of that calculation is 32.299%. A considerable reason for this error is inaccurately reading the thermometer to the tenth degree digit…

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    Pymol Isoenzymes

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    The general aim of the study was to use Pymol to analyse molecular graphics of the isoenzymes carbonic anhydrase (CA) I and II, CA substrates (e.g. bicarbonate), and CA selective inhibitors (e.g., sulfonamides) to determine the relationship between CA structure and function. The specific aim of the study, described in part (ii), was to use Pymol to analyse molecular graphics of CA-I, and II, to determine relationship between structure and function and then use the results to analyse how one of…

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    Nt1320 Unit 4 Analysis

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    Out of the 13 tests taken at each of the 4 sites, 4 tests will be chosen to compare and contrast the difference in values and reasoning behind those sites. Potassium ion, calcium ion, conductivity, and dissolved oxygen will be compared from Lake Mary, Colorado River Float, Lake Powell Marina, and Lake Powell Swimming locations. These 4 tests will be compared as it takes into account three popular ions found in most bodies of water (salt, calcium, and potassium), as well as the oxygen levels…

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