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    interesting, and left the Conference wanting to know more about microbiology. Studying Biology at A2 has led me to realise the incredible impact that microorganisms have on every aspect of our lives. I have had work experience in two hospitals and a GP practice, so have seen a wide variety of diseases caused by various microbes. I have also become more aware of the role that microbes play in our food production. I am currently working on an…

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    Quit Now Case Study

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    Who would like to quit now ? Form into one group.(1st group). Who is not sure to quit now? Form into one group. 2nd group Third group not ready. In this grouping – it is easy to attend individual assessment and measuring their behavior of how they will co-operate and accept the management. There will be different strategies that will be applied in each group. Including into their assessment are the family background or any member in the family that are also smoking. I believe that…

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    being in the case of Jones v. United States. Defendant, Jones, maintains that the evidence collected from the GPS placed on his car by police should be inadmissible, since the police did not abide by the conditions of the warrant. Instead of placing the GPS on the defendant’s car within ten days of getting the warrant, the police waited until the 11th day to do so. After placing the GPS on the defendant’s car, the police would monitor the defendant’s movements for twenty-eight consecutive days.…

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    Lee Dentith Case Summary

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    Lee Dentith was frustrated with the four hour wait that his sick child had to endure before they could consult with a GP. Given the backdrop of the recent recession in the UK and the ongoing aging population, he realized that there would be cost constraints seen at the National Health Service. Lee needed instant care for his child and saw a huge gap between what he needed and what was available. When Lee researched the numbers more closely, he found that of the population of 60mm+ in the UK…

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    The former General Practitioner has never offered a reason for his heinous behavior and still denies committing crimes (Montgomery, 2002.) However Dame Janet Smith, the judge who led the official inquiry in the General Practitioner crimes, said that the “underlying problems” which sparked his history of drug abuse were also likely to have led to his embarking on his 23-year killing spree (Montgomery, 2002.) The judge’s report published gives the closest explanation yet as to his motive for…

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    Ireland and the Netherlands: Differences in Tuberculosis Treatment Success Rates Introduction Ireland and the Netherlands are considered high-income group countries with a Gross National Income (GNI) per capita of $12,736 or more (The World Bank, 2014). The countries are comparable across key health indicators such as infant mortality rate, crude birth rate, life expectancy at birth, and maternal mortality ratio (Table 1). Despite similar economics and key health indicators, tuberculosis…

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    minimize the impact of agriculture on water quality to keep the GBR alive. Farmers need to adapt more sustainable farming to minimize the amount of runoff of sediment, nitrogen, and pesticides. Methods used to date have included contour plowing, using GPS navigation to reduce driving and its contribution to runoff and use of more pesticide and herbicide-resistant crops. The aim of this essay is to identify the impacts of agriculture on water quality of the GBR and to discuss approaches to reduce…

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    When criminals steal credit card or financial information agencies can track the whereabouts of these criminals and provides a starting point to conduct their investigation to pursue these criminals no matter where they are in the world. The usage of GPS has enabled exact locations of criminal activities or whereabouts of criminals to capture or convict criminals. The loss of privacy has provided many companies to help the public keep their PII safe such as Lifelock a company invented by a…

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    “And with that, American intelligence had stolen - or more accurately, borrowed - one of the Soviet Union’s most important technologies.” (Eichenwald, 26) The 1960’s were a great decade for the advancement of modern technology. Inventions such as satellites, television, and even missiles changed the U.S. profoundly. The Cold War and the Space Race established advanced ideas and innovation in war and even space. In the 1960’s, technology in America was significantly affected by Russian…

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    James Nifong Analysis

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    This Washington Post article by Amy Wang attempts to illustrate that, contrary to popular belief, American alligators actually feed on animals such as sharks and stingrays. It was previously believed that American alligators constrain themselves to freshwater prey such as fish. However, James Nifong led a study that proved that these alligators venture out to prey on other marine animals. Through his study, James Nifong demonstrated the importance of questioning ideas in order to discover new…

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