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    As individual schools assess whether they incorporate appropriate cultural diverse learning environments, an assessment and evaluation should be initiated to confirm these characteristics. It is believed that to achieve rigor and independent learning, four components need to be in place: (a) awareness, (b) learning partnerships, (c) informational processing, and (d) a community of learners and learning environments (Hammond, 2015). Upon the mentioned four components and these incorporated…

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    Integrated-Managed Care

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    The health status of a population is influenced by the interaction between multiple factors influences such as behavior, environmental, socioeconomic, interpersonal, communities, chemical and biological. This emulsion of interactions requires an approach in many levels in order to have successful outcomes. In order to illustrate the health service strategies used in prevention of negative outcomes I decide to talk about diabetes mellitus condition. Millions of…

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    Introduction: Once a plant begins growth, it depends on multiple abiotic factors to continue growing: light, carbon dioxide and water. These three factors affect the growth rate of a plant, causing it to grow quicker or slower. Furthermore, altering these factors may stunt plants growth or improve it. For example, plants require an adequate amount of water to survive. Water hydrates the plant and also breaks down the minerals in the soil. As the plant absorbs the water, nutrients are transported…

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    Urtica Dioica

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    The cream was a lipobase oil-in-water emulsion 13.33% (w/w) stinging nettle extract. The participants applied the cream on the affected areas twice every day for two weeks. Two of the 23 patients experienced some negative side effects including transient tingling and mild discomfort. However…

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    Gram Staining Procedure Doctors often want to determine what type of bacteria is present in a patient who has an infection. Aside from other tests, experts use gram staining procedure as one of the techniques to differentiate bacteria according to their cell wall characteristics. It involves using a dye to see which bacteria retain either color (violet or red) in their cell walls. The importance of using the gram staining procedure is related to the choice of treatment for the patient. Here is…

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    Sowparnika Case Study

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    INTERNAL PAINTING All walls finished with Emulsion paint. EXTERNAL PAINTING Cement based with anti fungal paint. ELEVATORS Each core has 6 passenger lifts. Fig 2 Building LandScape SCOPE/NATURE OF WORK:- The scope of work is well outlined here for the trainees that however he/she…

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    Carbohydrates

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    used for staining fat globules. It has the appearance of reddish brown crystals. Lipid is added to water in a test tube the Sudan III is added. The fat globules stain red and a separate red stained oil layer separates on the surface of the water. Emulsion Test is a method to determine the presence of lipids . Drops of lipid are added to test tube and shaken with ethanol. Water is added. A cloudy white suspension indicates the presence of lipid…

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    Holographic Images

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    The healthcare profession is a technologically based career. Companies are constantly introducing new technologies to healthcare professionals such as doctors and physicians. One recently developed device introduced to the healthcare industry is holographic technology. These images serve a valuable role to analyze various parts of the human anatomy such as human hearts. Holographic images have a complex makeup, are proven to be beneficial for medical professionals, and serve a significant role…

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    Essential Oils

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    Introduction Essential oils (EOs) are aromatic volatile liquids obtained from plant materials whether they are vascular plant or nonvascular plants including; buds, flowers, fruits, seeds, leaves, twigs, bark, wood ,roots and herbs. Citrus plants constitute one of the main essential oils sources (Burt, 2004; Hammer, 1999). They belong to Rutaceae family, which originated from tropical and subtropical south-eastern parts of the world (Sawamura, 2010). Citrus species were cultivated in China long…

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    Sanger Sequencing

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    Under this method, DNA is denatured into single-strand fragments that bind to microscopic beads, and are then amplified by an oil emulsion PCR (Huse et al 2007). The beads are then placed individually in the many wells of a Picotiterplate along with sulphurylase, luciferase, and dNTPs. These reagents serve to produce a light reaction in each well that is detected by a camera and recorded…

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