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What did ptolomy do?
He researched about The Earth and believed that we had Geocentric Solar system
What did earnest Rutherford research in to?
he researched about nucleus and proton of atom
Do menthols have cooling effects?
From what I've researched, only mint menthols do.
Impervious in a sentence?
The book is so well researched it's impervious to criticism.
How are fro eggs being used in researched involving human cells?
memes
What drugs are involved in quorum sensing?
Anitpathogens. Other elements are being researched with the hopes that quorum sensing can help develop drugs to prevent the spread of staphylococcus and other illnesses.
Anti nausia drugs?
There are many drugs that can be used to treat nausea. Some of the most researched, effective, and health conscious ones are the Cannabinoids, such as THC. Cannabinoids are most commonly found in the plant cannabis IE marijuana, which is very easily obtainable.
Will seeds off a hamburger bun show up on a drug test?
Ok, let me talk you through this is impattible (it is possible) what I researched is no it wouldn't because you eat it and you would be eating drugs
What are the ingredients in dilaudid?
This drug has been prescribed to a loved one. I have always researched drugs that have been prescribed to me. Its very important to know what you are taking and the possible interactions it might have with other scripts you are taking!
Can researched information can never be biased?
Researched information can never be biased
Is chancing a drug test for a job a good idea?
You don't need to take a chance. There is a well researched timeline for when drugs are no longer detectable in your system. With this knowledge you can make an educated decision concerning your drug test.
Is a anatomy of a platypus researched by an environmental scientist?
Which of the following is likely to be researched by an environmental scientist?
Why are look like drugs more dangerous than the drugs they copy?
I'm not entirely sure what this question is asking, but I'm assuming that it is referring to copy cat drugs designed to mimic the effects of typically illegal drugs or drugs that are sold as a specific drug but in fact contains nothing but other chemicals. Examples of both scenarios is K2/Spice as a look alike drug for marijuana and ecstasy tablets with materials other than MDMA such as PMA, DXM, meth, etc to mimic the effects of ecstasy, etc. The problem is that in many cases, the "look alikes" have not been researched as intensely over as long of a period of time as the actual drug itself. For example, marijuana has been researched for decades; K2 / Spice has not. MDMA has been around since the 70s. However, pills containing combinations such as PMA and DXM have not been researched as intensely. Also, many people believe they should take the same amount of the look alike drug as the original drug, which in some cases can be toxic. If this question was clarified, I could provide a more distinct answer.
If you have 20mg of adderall how many do you take to get high?
Try coffee instead. Don't take any drugs that aren't prescribed for you and then not until you have researched them thoroughly. Relying on other people for information is a crapshoot, and testing drugs on yourself is stupid. Anxiety and paranoia are secondary symptoms in use of amphetamines and they are not good feelings.
What is the past participle of research?
researched
Who researched Columbus plan?
talavera
What is the organ of the respiratory?
THE BOOOK LUNGS, I GUESS I JUST KINDA RESEARCHED AND THAT'S WHAT I THINK.. THE BOOOK LUNGS, I GUESS I JUST KINDA RESEARCHED AND THAT'S WHAT I THINK.. THE BOOOK LUNGS, I GUESS I JUST KINDA RESEARCHED AND THAT'S WHAT I THINK..
