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    Factories cause many terrible injuries that sometimes led to death. Children even got their little fingers cut off. People often got their limbs stuck in the machinery and so did little children. Getting injured and possibly being disabled for the rest of your life is not worth it. If a worker lost a limb, they would get fired. Safe working conditions should always be a priority. My third reason is people were not getting a good education. Men, women, and children were…

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    Evidence from past accounts of injured people being seemingly numb to pain until hours after their injury occurred. One man was even said to have his hand caught in a farming tool before he cut it off to release himself and brought his severed limb to a neighbor’s house to be sewn back on. Patrick Wall includes historical context to further this research. The past century of neurology have assigned areas of the brain for preparation and organization of how much pain one should feel when a…

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    Pseudoeurycea Orchimelas

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    rounded snout, small nares, and a postorbital groove. It has two rows of vomerine teeth and enlarged premaxillary teeth. Its head is wider than its body and it does not have parotoid glands present. It has 13 costal grooves with short and slender limbs, four digits on each manus, and no constriction in the tail. (Brodie, Mendelson & Campbell, 2002) DIAGNOSIS: (How this species is differentiated…

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    organism. When the production of insulin in the body is very low causes the glucose to accumulate in the blood. Because of Diabetes people suffer from major complications such as: limb amputation, heart disease, blindness among others. (GeoSalud, 2016)…

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    Patient Cohort Case Study

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    a patient has PE or not, if so, whether the PE is acute or chronic and its artery level. For the DVT task, we want to determine whether a patient has VT or not, superficial or deep, proximal or distal, acute or chronic, left or right, upper limbs or lower limbs. For both tasks, we also want to determine if the report impression is certain or uncertain. He is very active to push the project forward and has made a lot of annotations for NLP training and evaluation. For the DVT task, I exported…

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    as living in each respective area are adapted to life in their environment. Giving them the advantage they need to survive. For example the anoles found on the base of tree bear long hind limbs which are adapted for long distance jumping and high speed running, where as those living on twigs have shorter hind limbs enabling them to remain shore footed on the narrow surface of twigs (Losos 2001). How did the evolution of the anoles occur? What is the cause for this large morphological…

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    In table I, the primary source speaks about preliminaries to and rules for a trial. If the accuser orders the offender to court, the offender must go. If the offender does not show, the accuser must call a witness. If the offender avoids the situation, the accuser may fight him but if the offender cannot do so because of physical issues, he can build a team to do these duties. For a landowner, he must be his own security but for the working-class, he may let anyone protect him. Once the accuser…

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    Negative Effects During The Industrial Revolution The Industrial Revolution, in the 1700s and 1800s had negative impacts on the people of Great Britain. It had many positive outcomes on the world today, but the adults and children in Britain were working in terrible conditions among many diseases and sicknesses. During the Industrial Revolution, people had to work in order for Britain to be a leading producer in coal, steel, and textiles. When producing the goods adults and children were…

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    example is the medical field, where computers have rapidly become the norm, and continue to expand and solve new problems that previously plagued the field. Of the many problems facing the medical field this specific research will focus on paralysis of limbs and spinal cord injury resulting from brain trauma and these injuries can be improved with the introduction of computers and biotechnology related to a brain computer interface therapy. “Brain computer interfaces (BCI) or brain machine…

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    dismembered the old man’s limbs and still tried to convince himself he was sane, as he said that, “If still you think me mad, you will think so no longer when I describe the wise precautions I took for the concealment of the body. The night waned, and I worked hastily, but in silence. First of all I dismembered the corpse. I cut off the head and the arms and the legs.” The schizophrenic claimed that he heard the old man’s heart beating after he dismembered the old man’s limbs and hid them…

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