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    In efforts to emphasize the importance of standardization and interoperability when exchanging healthcare information use case and value case are used. Use case is a type of business process that define the smaller steps in a process. Value case is a type of model which allows the stakeholders to identify the financial value of using a health information system. This evaluation process focuses on the lower level steps but that drive significant improvement within the healthcare organization…

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    in analysis essays due to AP English and enjoy analyzing literary works in general. The essay rubric showed me that my thesis was not interpretive. As a result, my literary analysis lacked a solid direction to the meaning of the work as a whole rendering my argument weak. After I revised the close reading essay, I realized that I am a strong critical reader, but I need to focus more on my thesis in order to play up my strength. In addition, I need to try to integrate my title meaning more into…

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    both viable and un-viable cells. 5. It is essential to dilute a sample before spreading it on a plate for a plate count because if the culture is too concentrated, a bacterial lawn will form and the individual colonies will overlap and/or fuse rendering them uncountable. To ensure a countable plate, serial dilutions of a solution containing an unknown amount of bacteria are plated. The total number of bacteria in the original sample can be determined by counting the colony forming units and…

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    and marketing efforts toward catalog orders and online shopping which allows the consumer to buy products and services over the internet. As a result of Mid-Town’s business strategy this company has a competitive advantage over its competition rendering next day delivery in addition to providing a greater value to its customers through price differentiation. As part of the business operations there is a tracking system…

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    photography is appropriate, namely in well-preserved tombs, it is an adequate epigraphic method, particularly with the rapid technological advances of our time. Nevertheless, inclusions of figures such as line drawings, facsimiles, and paleographic renderings are also important. Not to say that this is feasible for every photograph or ever decorative scene, but in the case of damaged walls, these other epigraphic methods could illuminate details that would otherwise remain unknown. Beyond…

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    With that said, it’d look appropriate that literary analysis, having come so far, acknowledges a great deal of its contributions, in a roundabout kind of way, to William Shakespeare himself. “The Bard” arguably best took on human nature, and the natural environment, at least from the point of his written understanding. Reiterated within the first chapters of Shakespeare: The Invention of the Human Pages, Harold Bloom, the paramount scholar on the subject, makes his case on what is meant, in…

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    Set in a specific time and place, The Great Gatsby imposes on translators the need to take the cultural and historical context into account during the process of translation. The American and Polish cultures are different in many ways. One of these differences, more specifically, involves the units of length. On one hand, the United States of America use the U.S. customary units which include inch, foot, yard and mile as the measurements of length. These four find application in personal and…

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    Thucydides Vs Plato

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    While Plato’s first book of the republic thoroughly examines the subjective nature of justice, Thucydides illustrates a more convincing picture of the subjective nature of justice through his narration of the Peloponnesian War. Thucydides provides a compelling argument through his narration of Athens’ view on justice before and after the war. On the other hand, Plato records Socrates questioning others on their views of justice. In the first book of Plato’s Republic, Socrates only questions…

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    Gmo Foods Are Unsafe

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    The act of genetically modifying food was successful in its initial stages. By using the seeds from the most yielding crop season after season, the early farmers altered the course of history and gave birth to civilization. Genetically modified food continues to feed people today who might otherwise would’ve died of starvation. Today, however, GMO’s are more efficiently produced and are altering the food supply more rapidly. Scientists generally agree with the use of GMO’s. According to a survey…

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    Indie rock was originated in United Kingdom in the 1980s and can be traced back to the burst of post-punk. The genre was said to have a lot of influence by the ethics and ideologies of punk music. The term “indie” had been around for a long time as it was is used to describe the independence of music. Indie rock is considered a genre of alternative rock, so the terms were used quite interchangeably. As much of alternative bands began to enter mainstream music, the term “indie” began to describe…

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