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    The word limitation comes from the Latin word lymytacion which means a bounding. This word can be applied in a multitude of different ways but its meaning stays the same. Limitation can be a powerful word like its root word its meant to bind, and its definitions accentuate this fact. Limitation is a vestal word that can be used to describe many different situations. The detonated definition of limitation is “the act of controlling the size or content of something” (Merriam-webster.com). Even at…

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    quantify them. This presents a dilemma between the precision of the argument and the pragmatism of applicability: a solution could be to use scales to quantify the sensations produced by certain actions or inaction. The inclusion of a system for quantification of emotions weakens the arguments soundness, as no numerical system could fully capture the complexity of emotions, while providing the necessary information to compare the consequences of actions with clarity. For example, at one point,…

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    Prowfit Case Study Essay

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    The next case I will be discussing will be Bronwynn. Bronwynn was let unattended at the gym by the employees on duty as they knew she was an experienced member. Bronwynn suffered back injury due to faulty equipment, which then made Bronwynn to decide that she will resume her studies in the next year after her recovery. Bronwynn may want to sue the gym in breach of condition of negligence and breach of contract, which she may potentially have a contract of Sale of Goods 1979 . Under the…

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    Renowned scientist and philosopher Galvani was the first person to discover electrical activity in living organism in the 18th century [1]. And later the celebrated electro physiologist Hans Berger successfully recorded electrical activity from the human brain using electroencephalography (EEG), which measures voltage oscillations due to ions flow in the neurons of the brain [1]. Today, EEG is one of the popular non-invasive techniques to record brain activity in clinical and research settings,…

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    Correlate Of Consciousness

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    Perhaps the most daunting of tasks in all of human history- constructing a science of consciousness proves to challenge even the most brilliant of minds. This begs the question, why is this such a difficult task? For humans have made great strides in analyzing the objective world, why is this not the case subjective experiences? The answer to these questions lie not in a single axiom, but rather a conglomeration of established archetypes of how an empirical science is to be conducted- simply put…

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    Parenteral formulation of an anticancer drug candidate – Tackling poor solubility 1 Introduction Cancer is the number one cause of death in Singapore , and has been on an increasing trend over the years . Hence, the search for anti-cancer drugs and better treatment regimens are widely studied but there are many challenges. One potential cancer treatment strategy is to induce apoptosis in cancer tissues by the modulation of nitric oxide production . Nitric oxide is a reactive, gaseous molecule…

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    Swertiamarin Essay

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    6. SUMMARY AND CONCLUSION 6.1 SUMMARY The current study deals mainly with phytochemical and pharmacological investigation of traditionally used medicinal plant Enicostemma littorale Blume. A perusal of the literature revealed that only fragmental information was available on this plant species regarding cytoprotective potential and immunohistochemistry. In addition the exact molecular mechanism of action of this plant species active compound swertiamarin is unknown and remote. Hence this study…

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    incidence was apparent for males.” These results indicate that females are higher risks for engaging in self-harm. It also noted in the conclusion that it would be beneficial to incorporate data from primary care because it yields a more comprehensive quantification of the health burden of…

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    Introduction Chromatographic process is a separation technique which has to do with the mass transfer of test sample between a stationary and mobile phase. HPLC (High Performace Liqud Chromatography) is a vast system which involves the use of a mobile and stationary phase to separate materials. The stationary phase is usually a column packed with solids (usually silica gel) while the mobile phase is usually a solvent or a mixture of various solvents. The mobile phase usually, is the carrier of…

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    Soccer is the world’s most popular sport played in many countries at the professional level (Williams, 2013). The challenge to produce a winning performance at the professional level is high, with teams frequently playing one weekly match and even up to two or three matches in a week during congested periods in the competition calendar. As such, physical preparation in soccer differs drastically from individual sports as peak performance is needed each week throughout the season(Morgans, Orme,…

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