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What is a control factor in science?
It is a factor that controls an experiment.
What are examples of controls in science?
homeostasis-control of the body's internal enviroment
What is way that society controls science?
Governments give research funding
How science controls our lives?
Science discovers natural phenomena that engineering can use to create the many technologies that we depend on every day.
How many controls are you supposed to have in your science project?
As many as you can find that would effect your experiment in some way.
What is a control factor in science?
It is a factor that controls an experiment.
What does controls in a science fair project mean?
the contols are your exra prodects
What are examples of controls in science?
homeostasis-control of the body's internal enviroment
What is way that society controls science?
Governments give research funding
What gene controls the development of a specific adult structure?
none, science is stupid.
How do male scientist approach science?
The same way female scientists approach science, The scientific method which controls for human bias.
How science controls our lives?
Science discovers natural phenomena that engineering can use to create the many technologies that we depend on every day.
What controls the movement of material in and out of an area?
you are not listening to your science teacher or sir. maybe he is boring!
How many controls are you supposed to have in your science project?
As many as you can find that would effect your experiment in some way.
Is a Diet Coke a control or variable science wise?
It depends on whats the experiment! If it controls the effect, then yes.
What is the part of the cell that controls how the cell grows and changes and does its job in the body?
We were doing science and I found out it is the cell membrane.
Why in science is a control important?
Controls provide references, or standards, with which to compare data and results. In science, the need for valid comparisons is crucial. Designing adequate controls makes these comparisons possible. Many of the flaws of early scientific endeavors (causing very slow progress), were caused by lack of adequate controls. Routine controls now include alternate hypotheses, differential diagnoses, and peer reviews in addition to others designed into data collection and generation and lab procedures.
