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What subjects do you need to have done to study animal conservation?
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What must sciencetist get from human subjects before a research study can be done?
consent
What must scientists get from human subjects before a research study can be done?
consent
What subjects do you have to be good at to become a fashion designer?
I have done 12th arts my subjects are eng,eco,fashion studies & fine-arts.wht can i further study and art I and II and III of cours IIII
What are your ethical responsibilities as a researcher if you found physical abuse in the study you are conducting?
no study should be done at the expense of another person. if it is an animal you have to determine if the study is worth the pain or suffering.
What type of plowing can be done to prevent erosion?
conservation plowing
How is follicular study done?
how follicular study can done
What can conservation do for the earth?
Conservation ensures that there are enough resources in the future and ensuring that the damage done to the environment will be lessened or in minimum. This is done by careful use of our natural resources.
What is being done to preserve natural resources?
conservation
Paintings done in the grand manner style focused on what?
heroic and mythological subjects.
What subjects in high school do you need to study microbiologist?
You need to get your graduation requirements done, get a good GPA, pass tests, and then you will be able to go to college. Your classes in high school will build your skills for college.
What do children in Ireland study?
They study standard subjects that would be studied in most countries. So that would include maths, geography, history, religion, science etc. They study the Irish language, which would not be done in other countries, but they also study other languages, like French, German, Spanish, Italian etc. People speak English in Ireland, but elements of it would be studied, such as literature. Computer studies would be another subject that would be studied. All of these and various other subjects would be studied in Irish schools.
Would you define clinical trial phases?
Phase I Trials: Primarily concerned with the drug's safety. Done on Healthy subjects and its the first time studied in humans. Amount of subjects to be used is approximately 20-100. Done in a hospital setting so side effects can be monitored more closely. Phase II Trials: Once tested in healthy subjects, its time to be done on the diseased subjects in which the drug is intended to cure or help. They are randomised studies as well in which case its usually blinded to all involved in the study and a Placebo is used. Several hundred subjects are tested and the company is concerned here with safety and efficacy of the drug. Lasts for about several months to a few years. Phase III Trials: Several hundred to several thousand subjects are needed for ph. 3 trials. Usually safety and efficacy again are involved to check more closely though, on severity of the adverse events. These studies can last years. Looks at study benefits, risks, etc. Phase IV Trials: Phase IV involves marketing the drug. Once the study is ended in Phase III, the study needs to be marketed. The FDA is notified of the end and results and the company applies then for the NDA (new drug application). The marketing is done for the public and looks at long term safety.
