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    that mobile phones present. Cell phones work from using electromagnetic waves which are transmitted through space at the speed of light at very specific frequencies. Cell phones are the most rapidly growing source of electromagnetic energy in the world. Cell phones are full-duplex devices which use one frequency for listening and a second frequency for talking, this enables both people to talk simultaneously. The waves transmitted by mobile phones is received by a mast and from here the signals…

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    In sequence 2 the protein that was discovered was Presenilin or PSEN. Presenilin helps to process proteins that transmit chemical signals from the cell membrane to the nucleus ( PSEN1 gene ). These genes are used for cell growth and maturation.The protein makes sure that the cells are growing properly and that they are maturing properly as well. Presenilin is also known for its role in processing amyloid precursor protein which is located in the brain and the brain tissue (PSEN1 gene ). Amyloid…

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    U.S., both suicide and homicide rates strongly and positively correlated both with each other and with unemployment (p b 0.001). A study in Germany found that four economic variables (growth of the economy, average real income, unemployment, and frequency of bankruptcy) correlated with suicide from 1881 to 1989, with…

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    together to see if there is a connection between radiation and cell phones. Cell phones are critically dangerous to health by releasing radioactivity, resulting in neural damage, cancer, and/or a brain tumor. Cell phones release radiation from radio frequencies which may affect users’ health. In particular, “Findings from two studies that investigated the health of individuals following 10 years of cell…

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    descriptive method which deals with frequency claims which better allow for the isolation of single variables within studies (lecture, 09/01/2015). In this instance self-reporting surveys on racial identity conflict would be insightful as to how it can affect everyday life. In using self-report surveys it is imperative that participants are willing, able, and qualified (mix raced) before their responses are accounted (lecture, 09/01/2015). When dealing with frequency claims it is the…

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    (EEG) readings that differ significantly from REM sleep5. 2.1.1 Stage 1 NREM Sleep During periods of wakefulness, a frequency of greater than 13 Hz can be read on an EEG output, which is frequently denoted as a beta wave. However, as an individual approaches sleep onset, a change in the EEG reading can be observed6. Stage 1, otherwise known as N1 sleep, follows a low voltage frequency wave pattern of 2 to 7 Hz, often denoted by theta waves. Not surprisingly, muscle tone is maintained and slow…

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    Frequency The number of full waves that past a given point in a given time or time frame. Amplitude The distance between a wave’s equilibrium and peak- crest or trough. Transverse wave A wave where the vibrations of particles travel 90° to the direction…

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    will have a direct impact on the advertising budget. The following are the conditions that have a direct impact on the advertising budget. 1. Frequency of the Advertisement This means the number of times advertise has been shown with the description of the product or service, in the granted time slots. So here, if any company needs more advertising frequency for its product, then the company will have to increase its advertising…

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    The dielectric loss factor was the most influenstic parameter in this microwave spectrum. The loss factor values increased as a function of frequency and slight modification in spectrum on changing the solute concentration. The ε˝ values obtained in our experiments are almost similar to our earlier work[43]. Above 8GHz the frequency dispersion spectrum of ε΄& ε˝ were superimposed with each other. The spacing between the dielectric values in dispersion spectrum could be attributed to…

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    Self-monitoring: “Fresh Kids” Intervention Reduces Daily Sugar Intake for Student Darwina Weisser Student No. 18517643 La Trobe University Bundoora Word Count 1000 Self-monitoring: “Fresh Kids” Intervention Reduces Daily Sugar Intake for Student Sugar is consumed daily by billions of people, even though it has been related to many negative health problems. World Health Organisation (2015) recommended 25 grams of sugar per day. It is health-beneficial to have less than 5% of the daily energy…

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