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They are a good way for scientists to share their findings. This allows for other scientists to do the same experiment and confirm or disprove those findings. It also allows scientists to use what has already been tested in their own studies that go beyond what was already proven.
They are a good way for scientists to share their findings. This allows for other scientists to do the same experiment and confirm or disprove those findings. It also allows scientists to use what has already been tested in their own studies that go beyond what was already proven.
It would depend on the cause. You need to be examined by a doctor (urologist). It can be can be caused by a urinary tract infection or an enlarged prostate restricting the flow of urine. The enlarged prostate has the potential to become or may already be cancerous. Infections are treated by antibiotics and the enlarged prostate is treatable with medication or surgery. See a doctor!
Most probably, some sort of infection. Chances are, the pain has already forced him to see a doctor, but if he hasn't, drag him there. These are easily treated by a course of antibiotics, but they can be really dangerous if untreated.
can someone tell me <><> Yes, if you will stop writing in this section. That causes your question to go into the "already answered" bin. The instrument can be a magnifying lens, a microscope or a telescope.
I would first inform myself exhaustively regarding the procedures, findings, and conclusions of the experiment already carried out. Only then would I be in a position to plan a method of procedure in which they would be useful. This, I'm sure, was kind of the thinking of the people who designed and carried out the previous experiment ... the one already carried out.
Nobody created it. It already existed. Time is determined by the Earth's orbit around the sun. However, the Babylonians of Mesopotamia published their findings on time and made the 60 second minutes known to everyone.
The steps of derivative classification are analyzing the materials, marking the classified status, figuring out what has already been classified, and using the current finding in later studies. The findings are derivative when classifying no matter if they are new, excerpts, or rephrased.
You can start with going to one of Cathy Wong's articles at the below link. However, you should not substitute your doctors's prescribe course of action with your findings. Talk with your doctor about your findings. They may work well under his/her advise. As you must already realize, high blood pressure is nothing to fool around with. It can end a life in a flick! http://altmedicine.about.com/cs/herbsvitaminsek/a/Hypertension.htm
You haven't provided any details. Generally, if the conditions that resulted in the loss of custody still exist the answer is yes. Especially if the prior findings involve abuse and/or neglect.
No. The only way to get permanent larger breasts if you are out of puberty is by surgery. If you are still in puberty you can just wait and see how big they get. The size is already decided in your genes. If you gain weight they might get bigger but there are no guarantees and being overweight is not healthy.
Data saturation is the situation in which the data has been heard before. For example, a reseacher might interview 23 people that all had the same experience (same disease, same job, same lifestyle, etc.), if the researcher only interviews a few people, their personal nuances and characteristics will color the findings. On the other hand, there is no need to continue interviewing people once the researcher finds that further interviews are not adding to the findings or repeating what was already found in the previous interviews.