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How do they get blind?
4 out of 5 scientists have proven through extensive research on small, insignificant creatures that they are not sure who "they" are.
What are the 5 top reasons that scientists believe that 2012 will happen?
Ever since people have watched the movie 2012......... yeah I give up
5 foreign scientists 5 filipino scientists?
tang ina mo
Who are the 5 local scientists?
Whoa are the local scientists
Which one of the following scientists did not study the properties of light?
Kepler (Penn Foster page 1 through page 5) Kepler is the only scientists not mentioned in this section.
What are the seven steps scientists use in the scientific method?
1: problem 2: research 3:hypothesis 4:experiment 5:data(analysis) 6: results 7: conclusion
What are the most popular careers of the 21st century?
(1) air transportation-related occupations, (2) engineering and engineering technicians, (3) architects and surveyors, (4) computer, mathematical, and operations research, (5) scientists and science technicians, (6) legal, (7) social scientists
How tall is Six Reasons?
Six Reasons is 5' 10".
Why do scientists call it the 5 kingdoms?
it the way the 5 kingdoms are to them (the way they look)
What research has been done on 5-HTP?
Most of the clinical research with 5-HTP focuses on the treatment of depression.
What were the five reasons the Declaration of Independence was passed?
5 reasons why the declaration of independence was written
What limitations do scientists face for what topics or problems they can study in their work?
There are many limitations for the topics or problems scientists can study in their work. Here are just some limits:Ethics and ethical research must always guide and underpin research.Human Subjects requires a special Human Subjects Research Review committees before research can commence. This protects the human subjects.Animal Research also carries special ethics that govern the work.Sample size - Most research needs a good sample size (number of subjects) to be valid research.Repeatability - A scientist must show steps of their work so other scientists can perform the same steps-- good research and the outcome must be repeatable when other scientists perform the same work.Generalizing - Most scientific studies must seek to apply to a larger group or "all". Research on a few people or animals makes it specific only to them. It's called anecdotal, not research.Applicable - Must be applicable (apply to) a larger group and show how it is. Example: if you only study 5 people's risk for heart diseases, the results cannot apply to millions of people.Funding - no money, no research. The best grants allow longer (longitudinal) studies done over years, examples: AIDS, HIV, Cancer, Heart Disease.
