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    four variables proposed for this study: one dependent variable and four independent variables. The independent variable is the STSS score. The four dependent variables are gender‚ age range‚ years of experience‚ and facility location. Data for all variables were already collected. STSS score. The STSS score is the independent variable for this study. STTS scores are based on the self-reported instrument’s results ranging from 17 to 85 (Bride et al.‚ 2004). Gender. Gender is a dependent variable

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    01.03 Scientific Method Scenerio 2 1. The specific independent variable in Katherine’s investigation would be the amount of sunlight each plant will recieve‚ and the specific dependent variables would be the time of day and the water. 2. Five controlled variables in this investigation would be where she would place the plants‚ the type of plant she will use‚ the type of water she uses for each plant‚ the amount of water she uses per plant and the exact times she waters the plants in a day.

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    Corn and Milk Lab

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    Whats the relation between milk and corn? Purpose:To identify the chemical relationship between corn and milk and how one can be turned into the other. Hypothesis: If I test corn for nutrients then it will test possitive for starch‚lipids and fats but negative for protein because it only consist of those nutrients and not the other. If I test milk for nutrients then it will test possitive for lipids‚protein‚and fats but negative for starch because it consists of those nutrients.

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    on the demand pattern‚ which creates the need for inventory. The two types of demand are Independent Demand and Dependent Demand for inventories. The choice of how to control inventory depends upon the fact of whether or not the demand of the items has a dependent or an independent character. This difference is important in selecting an adequate inventory management approach. Independent Demand Independent demand exists where the rate of use for an item does not relate directly to the use of another

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    two of this experiment‚ what was the independent variable? The independent variable in the first part of this experiment was the method of presentation ‚single digits in part 1 or grouped numbers in part 2. 2. In part three and four‚ what was the independent variable? The independent variable in the second part is type of stimuli .Binary numbers in part 3 or letters in par 4. 3. In these experiments‚ what was the dependent variable? The dependent variable is the number of digits that you can

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    Information Systems Success: The Quest for Dependent Variable By William H. DeLone and Ephraim R. McLean Dependent variables are needed to be well defined in the IS success examination. Prior research more concerns on independent variables than the dependent variable. Instead‚ this article focuses on the measurement of the dependent variable. Shannon and Weaver (1949) and Mason (1978) yield six distinct categories or aspects of information systems success‚ which are system quality‚ information

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    Bt Corn Lab Report

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    Bt Corn Lab Report Deidra Dunlap‚ Tanya Hayes‚ Ashley Palmer‚ Cinnamon Rader‚ Tabitha Rue Tusculum College Bt Corn Lab What is Bt Corn? Bt corn is a genetically modified organism‚ often referred to as a GMO. “A GMO is a plant or animal that has been genetically modified through the addition of a small amount of genetic material from other organisms through molecular techniques.” (Bessin‚ 1999 rev. 2004‚ p.1). The production of GMO’s came about because of the need to provide a form of

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    down starch/amylose in plants. Corn kernel contains starch‚ sugars and cellulose. This experiment focused on the effect of amylase on corn extract in respect to the rate of fermentation. Since amylase breaks down starch‚ the part of corn that contains the most starch should have the fastest rate of fermentation and the greatest amount of CO2 produced. Strength In our positive control group‚ the rate of fermentation is the highest (Figure 2)‚ and the sample solution (corn syrup‚ yeast‚ and calcium chloride)

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    Variables Independent variable: The temperature of HCl is going to be changed. The temperature 10℃‚30℃‚50℃‚70℃ and 90℃ of hydrochloric acid will be used to conduct the experiment. The hot plate is going to be used to reach 30℃‚50℃‚70℃ and 90℃‚ that are higher than the room temperature. Ice cubes can be used with water bath to make 10℃ hydrochloric acid. Dependent variable: The time it takes for carbon dioxide gas produces up to 20mL of gas syringe is going to be measured. It will be measured

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    Variable Stars Lab Report

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    Intro Variable stars are important in astronomy because they provide information on the properties of the stars. Variable stars vary in brightness over time and have periods ranging from a couple hours to hundreds of days. Moreover‚ pulsating stars are variable stars and have two types of pulsating stars‚ such as RR Lyrae and Cepheid. Additionally‚ the simulators in this lab gives individuals a visual model of how variable stars are determined and measured. Therefore‚ the simulators will give individuals

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