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    Electron Phonon Essay

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    atom) and B:B (each of C60 molecules doped with B atom) doping is indicated as the bias voltage in the presence and absence of the electron-phonon interaction. The results show that the total current for the doping one N atom in each C60 cage is different from that for the B doping. It is due to the difference ofmolecular energies of (C59B)2 and (C59N)2 molecules. By comparing Figures (5) and (2), it is seen that the current for N:N doping is significantly increased compared to pristine (C60)2…

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    You could become a countries hero one day to a countries zero the next. Performing enhancing drugs have been a large talking point in sport ever since Lance Armstrong the famous cyclist was found out to be doping during the Tour de France in 2002. You can take the performing enhancing drugs in many ways such as taking a pill or injecting yourself with a syringe. Many people see it as a new beginning in sport while others see it as unnatural and unfair. There are many strong arguments to…

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    sound of a 103 mph fastball hitting the catcher's mitt. “Whoosh!” The sound of a sprinter breaking the world record. These sounds represent what will happen if doping is legalized. Although these sounds may be more exciting to fans, steroids are not allowed in sports for a reason. Despite the positives of performance enhancing drugs, doping should not be legalized in professional sports because it would ruin the “spirit of the game”. PED’s also pose a large health risk to the athlete, and…

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    Dope Persuasive Essay

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    Players who dope, or use performance enhancement drugs to better their physique and abilities, should be considered ineligible to participate in the competition and forfeit their award if given one due to the fact that it provides an unfair advantage. Doping dates back as far as ancient Greeks; it wasn’t until the late 1920s that people felt the need to restrict the use. In 1966 world governing bodies for football and cycling were the first to enable an act that would allow their athletes to be…

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    stroke or even cerebral or pulmonary embolism, Doping and anti-doping policy in sport (2011). Natural hormones are produce in the kidneys, but with the use of artificial EPO blood cells are increase, increasing the amount of oxygen transported to the muscles (World Anti-Doping Agency, 2017). EPO is very effective when use in medical treatments for patients whose kidneys could not produce haemoglobin at a normal rate formed, Doping and anti-doping policy in sport…

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    Steroids In Sports

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    your health for fame or getting an advantage is not worth it. Doping usage is known for bringing many health issues to athletes which is very concerning because there are hundreds of cases in which athletes have died from them. “Some of the effects are hypertension, cardiomyopathy, left ventricular hypertrophy, dyslipidemia etc. Stimulants such as ephedra and amphetamines are associated with multiple sports-related deaths. Blood doping also has been associated with myocardial infarctions,…

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    used to improve any form of activity performance in humans. Doping drugs are banned from being used in bodybuilding and athletic sports. When you participate in these type of activities professionally, you are drug tested regularly. Anabolic drug will build up your muscles, types of these drugs include steroids and hormones. Gene doping is a medicated gene transfer, this type of doping method isn't supposed to be current anymore as …

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    would still dope (reference 1). Possibly the biggest case of doping in not only the sport of cycling but world sport he had repeatedly said during his career that he did not take performance enhancing drugs but one of his most famous quotes that makes him look foolish now is “I have never had a single positive doping test, and I do not take performance- enhancing drugs” (reference 2) this was in part due to his team covering up positive doping tests and paying off or threatening testers ,…

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    Drugs In Sports Essay

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    Drugs has been used in medical field to cure, diagnose, treat and prevent disease but athletes should be alert because certain drugs or performance - enhancing drugs (PED) may contains an illegal substance that had been ban by World-Anti Doping Agency (WADA). Pressure faced by the athletes to perform better than others lead them to use drugs in order to enhance their performance. WADA had published an annual List of Prohibited Substance and Method (list) including the substances and methods…

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    that can help athletes improve the physical condition, skills, or even the result of the game. The use of these drugs in sport is widely known as ‘doping’. As doping helps athletes to perform, the issue of drugs in sporting competition should be allowed or not, has long been debated. However, some potential problems will be occurred when lifting ban on doping, leading to drugs abuse and the risks of athletes` health, and also affect some unethical medical behaviors. Hence, the performance…

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