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Which part of the body tested can't distinguish between the closest stimuli?
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Why are seeds tested for viability?
Tetrazolium test (TZ test) that was developed in Germany in the early 1940s by Professor Georg Lakon who had been trying to distinguish between live and dead seeds by exposing them to selenium salts. then he tried tetrazolium salts and found them more effective.
Why is the solution of universal indicator green?
It means that the substance tested is neutral.
Which body system is tested with an EKG test?
Your heart, that is part of the cardiovascular system is tested with EKG or ECG test.
What cells produced in the tested?
sperms
Is there a relationship between the phases of the moon and the weather a testable question?
Yes it is testable, because both the moon phase and the weather are observable and quantifiable variables. Therefore, their covariability can be determined and this hypothesis tested.
What animal was the electric toothbrush tested on?
it was Actually tested on a chimp, they decided that chimps were the closest things to humans so they used it on the chimp.
Can buprenorphine be detected in urine?
Yes. It is detected as an opiate on a random urine drug screen. It can also be specifically tested for (to distinguish it from other opiates.)
How can epilepsy be tested?
There are different types of scans of the brain and the electrical activity in it that are used to test if people have epilepsy. When they are being scanned they will be subjected to different stimuli, to see how their brain reacts.
The Moro reflex also known as the startle reflex is generally tested in whom?
The Moro reflex is typically tested in infants to assess their neurological development and response to stimuli. It is one of the primitive reflexes present in newborns and fades away by around 4-6 months of age.
Why are seeds tested for viability?
Tetrazolium test (TZ test) that was developed in Germany in the early 1940s by Professor Georg Lakon who had been trying to distinguish between live and dead seeds by exposing them to selenium salts. then he tried tetrazolium salts and found them more effective.
What is a statment that predicts a relationsip between cause and effect in a way that can be tested?
hypothesis
Springfield j Stevens 410 gauge proof tested?
A Springfield J. Stevens 410 gauge proof tested was made sometime between 1920 and 1940. If it is in good condition it has a value of between 300.00, and 400.00.
What is 30 30 vision?
The two numbers are a ratio, known as the Snellen Ratio. The bottom number is the distance someone with normal vision can distinguish a reference. The top number is the distance the person being tested can distinguish that same reference. Therefore, 30/30 is the same as 20/20 (the usual way of saying someone has normal vision).
What is the connection between hypotheses and tests in an investigation?
A hypothesis is tested by investigation through experimentation
Is it true goldfish have 3 seconds memories?
"Ichthyologists have known for a long time that this isn't true, and in 2003 Dr Phil Gee, of the School of Psychology at the University of Plymouth, published research which blew it out of the water. Fish have a memory span of at least three months, and can distinguish between different shapes, colours and sounds."MythBusters tested this as well and found that it was not true.
What is the difference between a question and a hypothesis?
A question is a question. A hypothesis is a theoretical answer, but one which has not been tested.
Why wasn't the atomic bomb test of white sands tested somewhere else?
It was the most remote place in the U.S. closest to D.C. It was a top secret project the U.s. didn't tell its allies.
