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    critical issue facing by the society on a global basis, with serious problems of food security of billions of people in the developing countries. The inter-annual, monthly and daily distribution of climate variables like temperature, radiation, precipitation, water vapor pressure in the air and wind speed affects a number of physical, chemical and biological processes that responsible for the productivity of various systems like agricultural, forestry and fisheries…

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    Extraction of alkali from banana peels is known to depend on such parameters as ashing temperature, ashing time, soaking time and particle size of the ashed sample, soil type and variety. Alkali was extracted from three Nigerian grown banana peels namely: Saaro, Oloosun and Paranta for the purpose of determining the concentration of the extracted alkali. The concentration of the extracted alkali ranged from 0.02 to 0.10mol/dm3. The three varieties of the banana peels gave a maximum concentration…

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    To achieve the adequate blood volume drainage via venous cannula, it is very important to select appropriate cannula radius size. Basically, high blood pressure with a small cannula diameter leads to turbulent flow of the blood according to Reynolds number (Machin and Allsager 2006). The correct position of the cannula also plays an essential role in the blood volume drainage. Practically, the adequate venous…

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    Ventricular Pump Theory

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    ventricle dilates, the wall stress needed to achieve a give intraventricular pressure is increased. The second, Starling’s law of the heart, is a physiological law which states that when a ventricle dilates, its ability to perform work increases. In a normal heart operating within the normal range of diastolic pressures, the physiological law predominates: when the ventricle dilates, the increased capacity to generate pressure is more important than the increased wall stress. However, in…

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    body fluids, protects the body from a disease, removes waste products, and regulates the body’s temperature. While accommodating to do all of that, the integumentary systems teams up with many systems in your body. All of those systems each sustain internal conditions allowing the body to function adequately. Throughout nursing practices, skin disorders are more common. In different systemic conditions of the following, hepatitis, some cancers, or dermatologic manifestations may be found first…

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    Bouncy Ballss Lab Report

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    bouncy ball can endure different temperatures to still be productive, and stable. Firstly, before any experimentation starts an accurate mole to mole ratio calculation of the constituent substances is needed. This is done by balancing a chemical equation and figuring out how much moles is required for that reaction to stabilize. This allows chemists to choose the best mixture of the ingredients with the best output. Secondly, there was a need to figure out which conditions would the bouncy ball…

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    their anatomic, metabolic, and cellular makeup differ. For instance dogs have a digestive tract length of 60 cm, whereas he humans have a digestive tract length of 150cm(). Also, animals vital signs are different from that of a human: body temperature, blood pressure, and pulse. Therefore, animal testing does not guarantee accurate results. A lot of experiments are flawed, resulting in unsafe and inaccurate findings. One example includes skin allergies on pigs. It can only predict human…

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    Summary: The Ford Focus RS

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    six-speed manual transmission. The RS features the first application of Ford’s all-new all-wheel drive system with dynamic torque vectoring. Under certain conditions, up to 70 percent of the torque is sent to the rear axle, specifically to either rear wheel. This feature supplies outstanding handling under the most rigorous drive conditions. Four drive modes are available, designed to optimize performance on or off the track. The default mode is normal, followed by sport, track, and drift.…

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    Workplace Legal Framework

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    Disabilities Act, and the Family Medical Leave Act. State and municipalities are not required to follow the standards of The Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSHA) of 1970, but the Department of Labor provides them the option to comply with the OSHA. “ Most states have chosen the option of designating a state agency to administer the plan. If this second option is chosen, the state must develop standards at least as effective as those promulgated by OSHA under federal regulation.”…

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    phosphoric acid or organophosphate is an ester of phosphoric acid. Organophosphate are important in ecology and biochemistry. Inorganic phosphates are used in industry and agriculture. Phosphates can condense to form pyrophosphates, at elevated temperature in solid state. Structure and chemical properties of phosphate group: The polyatomic phosphate ion consist of one phosphorous atom surrounded by four oxygen atom forming a tetrahedral arrangement. Phosphate ion is conjugate base of hydrogen…

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