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    Adaptive Design The pharmaceutical drug manufacturers are moving towards adaptive design in a clinical trial as per the U.S.FDA guidance. The adaptive trial design gives greater benefit compare to the traditional drug trial design for the success of the new drug approval from the pipeline to the patients. The meaning of to accept adaptive trial design is to make clinical trial more efficient by allowing changes in the clinical trials. Adaptive trial design allows researchers modification in the…

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    by psychologists and educators. The fact that so many people have thought about it, investigated and even written about the process of learning suggests the complexity learning. Learning defies easy definition and simple theorizing. In the book No Limits to Learning, James describes a primary feature of innovative learning as anticipation- preparing people to use techniques such as models, scenarios and forecasting. Anticipatory learning encourages learners to consider the trends, evaluate the…

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    opinions on certain subjects. For example, during Adolf Hitler’s rule of Germany, he withheld certain information in order to improve his own image in the eyes of the German people. He wished to manipulate the nation into believing that they were the superior race and that they had the right to eradicate any lower than themselves in order to build themselves back up after World War I. Hitler used powerful public address systems and careful staging in order to gain support for his…

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    The Enlightenment Theory

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    a few older patterns of Western thinking through the use of scientific reasoning and logic. But on a larger scale, the new thought process served a very similar purpose: to justify often-biased “truths” and ideas to the public through trust in a superior authority, in this case the scientific method. The Enlightenment may have challenged older patterns of Western thought in some respect, but did not change drastically in terms of…

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    Liberty And Equality

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    after a closer examination we can see that in many cases an increase in equality results in an increase in freedom as well. The negative and positive explanations of freedom imply that inequality can actually be a restraint of freedom because it limits one 's autonomy. In addition, the distinction between individual and social liberty can…

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    Pgd Disadvantages

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    Advancements in medical technology have saved the lives of hordes of people suffering from illnesses and disorders; however, some of these medical advancements, such as preimplantation genetic diagnosis, enable doctors and parents to slaughter offspring that are deemed unfit. Preimplantation genetic diagnosis (PGD) is a screening test used to determine if genetic or chromosomal disorders are present in embryos produced through in vitro fertilization (IVF). This technology also allow parents to…

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    Ethnocentrism refers to judging other cultures based on our own cultural standards. The culture which a person belongs to is centered. Other cultures rotate towards it with a sense of inferiority.Xenocentrism and culture relativism both lay at the extremities of ethnocentrism. What could an excess of each cause? Are we limited to any international standard? Is any culture prone to extinction due to any of those concepts? Are we rendering our own cultures isolated and drifting towards belonging…

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    Why Racism Is Wrong

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    better than others”. Someone who is a racist believes that there are certain groups that are ranked higher than others. “This ideology also includes the belief that there is a natural hierarchical ordering of groups of people so that superior ‘races’ can dominate inferior ones.”(Frideres) . In America, it is typically racism against African Americans. This has been a major problem in America for years. The sad thing is racism against African Americans still remains a problem to our society…

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    However, almost all the challenges faced by female, no matter what stage they are in the education system can be ultimately attributed to the gender discrimination. The unfair division between sexes and the inferior stereotype about female could be clearly seen in the challenges that had been discussed. As Gross and Davis (2013) discussed in their book:” The division is so powerful, to the extent that it generates physical and mental changes in the biological evolution of the group (Lorber, 1994…

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    American people will have to embrace these values when making decisions about our future. There are many ways in which America is superior to other countries, but I would agree with Dr. Carson that the success of our government and people is reliant upon the everyday use of these key values. American exceptionalism is the idea that the United States is somehow superior to any other country. In his essay, Dr. Carson mentions that our public education, government structure, and separation of…

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