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When scientists collect data what are often trying to find out?
Scientists are often trying to find out whether certain factors changed or remained the same.
What should scientists do to be certain about t the conclusions of an experiment?
To document the findings or document that there were no findings or that they were in conclusive
What must scientists do if new informition shows that a theory is incorrect?
They explain all of the observations about a topic that scientist s have at a certain time.
What do scientists usually do when a problem first arises?
Make predictions about what will happen under certain circumstances.
Why is the demand for environmental scientists and hydrologists expected to increase?
The demand for environmental scientists and hydrologists expected to increase in the near future. This is because there is so much awareness in regards to environment and people want to forecast certain trends and changes in the environment.
Why some Scientists disagree with Charles Darwin's work?
Some scientists may disagree with Charles Darwin's work due to religious or philosophical beliefs that conflict with evolutionary theory. Others may have alternative hypotheses or interpretations of the evidence that lead them to reject certain aspects of Darwin's ideas. The nature of science is to continually question and refine knowledge, so it is not uncommon for scientists to have differing viewpoints on certain theories.
Why do you disagree with your dad?
I disagree with my dad because we have different perspectives or opinions on certain issues or topics.
Why do scientist sometimes disagree about the value of certain types of evidence?
You may want to be more specific about your question. Some scientists trust some methods more than others, based on how much they trust the experimental method, or the precision and accuracy of the instruments/materials they use, or sometimes just based on their familiarity with said subfield. For example, a lot of scientists may discount Astronomy and astrophysics because the fields are routinely associated with high accepted errors (up to 30% for some calcuations). Typically, the softer sciences, like geology, Psychology, etc... have less quantitative results with a less firm basis. It is not uncommon for scientists to disagree with the meaning of a result that might have several likely causes. This is a part of science and is usually helpful. Before someone publishes something, experts in that field will scrutinize the work and make sure their evidence holds up and is reproducable, where available. Like I said, you should be more specific so more specific examples can be given in the explanation.
Why do scientists not use water as a solvent?
While water is a common solvent, scientists may choose not to use it in certain experiments due to its reactivity with certain compounds, limited solubility for certain substances, or interference with specific analytical techniques. Scientists may opt for other solvents that better suit the needs of their experiments.
Japanese scientists found that the extraordinary growth of a certain rice plant was caused by?
Japanese scientists found that the extraordinary growth of a certain rice plant was caused by gibberellins. In Japan there is a lot of rice grown.
When scientists collect data what are often trying to find out?
Scientists are often trying to find out whether certain factors changed or remained the same.
Humans possess gills and a tail during certain stages of their embryological development?
it is possible if scientists ever found a way and our body got used to it (ex. your has to get use to a kidney sometimes your body rejects it )
What are your opinions about tourism in Birmingham?
My personal opinion is that, you need to be aware of aggressive behavior in certain parts of Birmingham, but others may disagree.
How do scientists collect germanium?
Scientists collect Germanium from certain types of mineral specimens. These include Sphalerite and other ores from silver, copper, and lead.
Science is always changing Which things in science are facts Which things are theories Which ones change with new research and time and which ones never change?
Science is all about exploring ideas, formulating hypotheses, and testing them repeatedly. Scientists always try to duplicate their experiments or to collaborate with other scientists working on the same problem. If a lot of scientists produce the same results over and over again, then the hypothesis becomes a working theory. It's not unusual for scientists to disagree on theories - even on how data is interpreted. The only things that don't change, the things that are facts, are the data and observations collected through the scientific method.If a theory stands the test of time, it becomes a paradigm. Society also has an influence on scientific theories and paradigms. Sometimes a particular theory is widely accepted among scientists but not among certain groups in society. The resistance to change is strong in human culture, and it can take hundreds of years for a scientific theory or paradigm to be accepted by societies.
Why do scientists have to test the products before selling?
To be certain that no one would be injured or die.
What should scientists do to be certain about t the conclusions of an experiment?
To document the findings or document that there were no findings or that they were in conclusive
