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There is mountain with a popular hiking trail. At one point on the trail, the path narrows so that only a single hiker can pass through at a time. When several hikers arrive at this point simultaneously. two queues can build up: one for hikers ascending the mountain and one f hikers descending. It takes each hiker one second to pass completely through the narrow portion of the trail. If all the waiting hikers are all going the same direction (either ascending or descending), then they can immediately begin passing through one at a time, in the order of their arrival. When hikers going in both directions are waiting, then local custom dictates the following procedure for determining which hiker has priority (i.e., gets to pass through first): - If in the previous second, no hiker passed through, then the first waiting descending hiker gets to go first - If in the previous second, a descending hiker passed through, then the first hiker in the descending queue goes first. - If in the previous second, an ascending hiker passed through, then the hiker in the ascending queue goest first. For each hiker, find the time when they will pass through the narrow portion of the trail. Function Description Complete the function getResult in the editor below..

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This lab deals with the layers of the Earth, Endogenic and Exogenic system5, plate tectonics, hot spots, and the Anthropocene argument. Obiectives: To show students the various layers of the Earth, how they are responsible for the endogenic systems that drive the building of the Earth, and to show students how the Earth is a very dynamic planet. Methods: Students will use their textbook to help them evaluate questions regarding the Earth's composition and plate tectonics. Materials: Textbook PAat 1. Labeling the various layers of the Earth's core, mantle, and crust. Using the following 7 terms, label their approximate location using the diagram in your textbook nn naoo ag - Inner core - Outer core - Lower mantie - Upper mantle - Asthenosphere - Lithosphere - Crust 1. In which layer is the material made up of solid iron? 2. How thick (in kilometers) is the Lithosphere? 3. How many kilometers is it from the Earth's crust to ti.

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There is a bacteria called C. difficile that is found in the large intestine of 5% of people. It takes up space and rarely causes problems. However, in those that are immunocompromised or that take large amounts of antibiotics, killing off all healthy gut bacteria, C. difficile can increase in numbers rapidly, causing severe disease, even death. In this specific example, C. difficile is best considered to be a(n) bacteria. opportunistic neutral pathogenic probiotic.

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There is discussion among the board about our dividend strategy, although we're looking at what competitors are doing first. Looking at Baldwin, their current stock price is $54.16 per share. If this price falls by 10% but they decided to still raise the payout to $2.75, what would be their dividend yield? Samantha Samantha Jorgenson Board Member, Accounting \& Finance | Andrews Corporation 5.6%2.1%1.8%1.6%.

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This is a study case in all the photos the SIPOC diagram bellow is incomplete and wrong I need to fix it Perfect Match TEAM APPLIES n January 2008, the University of Toledo Medical Center (UTMC) in northwest Ohio collaborated with the University of Toledo's Industrial SIX SIGMA TO Engineering Department to analyze and improve the preoperational processes for patients undergoing kidney transplants. Six Sigma was applied to the REDUCE TIME project, and the following goals were established: IT TAKES TO - Optimize cycle times. QUALIFY PATIENTS - Enhance customer satisfaction. - Improve efficiencies. FOR KIDNEY - Reduce costs. TRANSPLANTS - Streamline administrative processes. - Eliminate errors. - Improve protocol execution and effectiveness. The project's primary metric was the number of days required from the date a patient was referred to UTMC for a kidney transplant to the date the hospital staff declared the patient a suitable transplant candidate. The research By Matthew was needed and the project selected because of an increase in the number of Franchetti and year because of the increased service area for UTMC. Because of a waiting list of nearly 500 patients, it was determined a reduced cycle time would save lives. Kyle Bedal, Background and terminology University of For more than 30 years, UTMC has performed adult and pediatric kidney Toledo transplants as one of the treatment options for end-stage renal disease. Since UTMC's first kidney transplant operation in 1972, more than 1,500 kidney transplant operations have been performed there, with an average patient survival rate of 98% and a graft survival rate of 94%. The program relies on advanced surgical techniques-including laparoscopic kidney donation, improved anti-rejection medications and high-quality patient care-to make it one of the most successful programs in the country. There are a number of steps patients must complete before receiving a kidney transplant. Generally, the patient must be referred to a medical center and complete required labs and tests to determine if he or she is suitable. The labs and tests are usually similar among all transplant centers and among patients. The labs include tuberculosis (TB) tests, dental clearance, a colonoscopy, chest X-rays, electrocardiography tests, stool samples, blood work, mammograms, pap smears and diabetes tests. Once the patient fulfills the requirements, a committee reviews the results and determines whether the patient is a good candidate. The patient is then allowed to receive a kidney; this is called being "listed," or placed on the waiting list. Fil TB EK Often, the time required to complete these health Partnering With Your Transplant Team, The Patient's Guide screenings is up to nine months. In addition, another to Transplantation. 2 two years may pass after the patient is listed before a The team deployed the define, measure, analyze, kidney transplant is performed. improve and control (DMAIC) approach for this Six It is.

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There are ten colour cards in a perfectly covered box, each in a different colour. A student did a probability experiment by randomly taking one card at a time, recording the colour, and placing the card back in the box. He repeated this task 1,000 times. What type of distribution is highly likely to occur as a result of this experiment? Normal Distribution Uniform Distribution Standard Normal Distribution Random Distribution.

This is a pedigree for a family with a history of alkaptonuria, a rare metabolic disorder in which patients cannot breakdown homogenistic acid. This may result in urine that turns black when exposed to air. These individuals develop a bluish-black discoloration of connective tissues, discoloration of the skin, progressive arthritis, and other symptoms. What type of inheritance is this and what is the evidence? The shaded (striped) circles or squares means that the individual has the characteristic. Prepared by Olga R. Kopp Autosomal recessive. Meredith and J.C. don't have the disorder but their son does (individual III 4) Epistasis because one gene affects many characteristics. Sex-linked. Tina passed it to her son Peter and to her daughter J.R. Autosomal dominant. It is present in all generations.

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Tom collected an informal gender based data sample at his university. He observed people who walked by cafeteria over a period of several days, and recorded their gender. (Assume that he observed each individual person no more than once during his observations). What test should Tom run to determine if his observations significantly differed from the student population? A chi-squared test of independence between genders A mean comparison of counts across genders to see if they differ by 5% or more A binomial test of observed genders against an expected baseline A raw comparison of gender-based outcomes against a coin toss experiment to see if they differ by 5% or more.

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To which of the following facts is the anatomy of birds not subject? Select the correct answer To their phylogenetic descent from reptiles. To the extremely restrictive requirements for flight. Their ability to fly. To their feeding. With regard to the stomach of birds, which of the following statements is false? Select the correct answer There are two distinct parts separable by a constriction. The cranial part is glandular (proventriculus) and the caudal part is muscular (ventriculus) Externally the separation of the glandular stomach antw the esophagus is very clear The separation between the two parts of the stomach ss by a slightly colored constriction called isthmus Which statement regarding the heart of birds is correct? Select the correct answer The heart is located in the middle part of the thoracoabdominal cavity. Its axis is directed caudolaterally. The ventral half of the heart is seated between the left and right lobes of the liver. The pulmonary part or base of the heart is applied to the sacopleural membrane laterally a Which of the following statements about the avian larynx is correct? Select the correct answer The larynx is a depression that carries the laryngeal opening. It is oval in shape. The entrance of the larynx in the resting state is a narrow slit. The entrance is continued caudally with the laryngeal fissure. Which of the following statements regarding the female reproductive apparatus of birds is false? Select the correct answer The reproductive organs of the female are the ovary and the oviduct. The ovary produces the egg. The oviduct leads the egg to the cloaca and successively adds the albumen, the two testaceous membranes and the shell. There are two symmetrically bilateral gonads and oviducts that develop in the early embryonic stages and are maintained in the adult individual..

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Tobac Company reported an operating loss of $132,000 for financial reporting and tax purposes in 2021. The enacted tax rate is 25% for 2021 and all future years. Assume that Tobac operates in an industry for which NOL carryback is allowed and elects a loss carryback. No valuation allowance is needed for any deferred tax assets. Taxable income, tax rates, and income taxes paid in Tobac's first four years of operations were as follows: Required: 1.) Prepare a compound journal entry to record Tobac's tax provision for the year 2021. Show well-labeled computations. 2.) Compute Tobac's net loss for 2021 ..

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to orpere 8- Ourrot Liablities and the "Ziquidity Anabyis" subtopic for information on the currect ratio. 12. What does the current ratio meacure? What would be an indicator that a company has a stronk curreat ratio? Exilain what acoonts and amounts (\$) you included as part of your current acsets and which accounts and annets (\$) you incleded as part of your current liabilities. Taste Buds Kitchen, Inc. Balance Sheet December 31, 2021.

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There's no doubt that today we face many environmental problems: pollution, deforestation, drought, sprawl, overfishing, etc..., but what gets the most attention and is the driving force for policy is CO2. The idea is that increased atmospheric CO2 makes the earth warmer, makes ice caps melt, makes sea level rise, etc... But what if it doesn't? The above graph was used for years to "prove" that increased atmospheric CO2 levels CAUSED increased global temperatures. That was until word got out that the temperature change always came BEFORE the CO2 change. Every time. You can see that in the graph if you look closely, and the study's authors were very up front about it; but others purposely portrayed it as opposite. Some still do - notite me varue word 'coincide' still do - notice the vague word 'coincide' in the above caption. But most folks now acknowledge that temperature occurred first and say instead: a rather nebulous unknown "something" caused temperature to start rising, and then CO2 accelerated it. So there's not historical evidence that CO2 has raised temperatures. Is there even evidence that CO2 even has the ability to raise temperatures? Hard to say, when the vast majority of the greenhouse effect is due to water vapor, which is both more abundant (about 25,000 ppm vs 400 ppm) and more effective than CO2. Deforestation is bad in many aspects, but is lost CO2 remediation really one of them? Maybe if we focus on their value for things such as wildlife habitat and heat island effect, then perhaps appropriate protections can be made. Nearly all ice cap melting narratives turn out to be soot related, if you read far enough. Nearly all 'sea level rise' narratives turn out to be subsidence (gradual settling or Nearly all CO2-based temperature rise effects turn out to be land clearance effects, if you read far enough. If the money put into CO2 projects were instead put into land conservation and pollution remediation and cleaner combustion (more CO2 and less soot) then the overall environment could be improved. To truly improve the environment, a shift in resources is needed. Focusing on CO2 is a classic case of "barking up the wrong tree". 2. whether a shift away from fossil fuels is truly beneficial to the environment as a whole, or a misdirection on resources. 3. the idea that solar/wind industries should be run by nonprofit organizations - the principal point being that if climate change is such an ominous thing, then no one should be making a profit on it; thus cost would be lower and more progress made; that activists should not be profiting off environmental remediation, and that doing so is a conflict of interest. 4. whether resources should be redirected to more meaningful but less trendy areas of environmentalism. 5. what motives people (scientists, politicians, etc ...) might have in keeping the focus of environmentalism on CO2, even to the detriment of the environment itself..

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To map a newly discovered mutation that is proposed to contribute to Alzheimer's disease, a study was made of a small, isolated population on the west coast of Africa. Everyone was screened for Alzheimer's symptoms and for an SNP marker with two alleles (S1 and S4). The results are shown below. a) Do you believe the gene contributing to Alzheimer's disease and the SNP marker S1 are linked? b) Provide a basis for your answer using analytical tools of human genetics..

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To examine the potential effects on the transmission of dengus, Bian ef at. (2010) infected moscuitoes from both the WB1 (laboratory created) strain and the orginal wild strain with dengue. Fourteen days later, the mosquitoes were allowed fo feed on an artificial food solution for 90 minute. Viral titers in the food solution were then measured (in plaguo foeding units [phu] per mL. The results are given below. Mosquitoes were tested in groups, and so each data value is an erverage for the group, measured in pfu/ml. The data have already been log-transformed using log (Y+1), to better visualize the difforenoos. Pank the data and use the Mann-Whitney U-test to solve for Round your answer to 1 decimal place.

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To examine the potential effects on the transmission of dengue, Bian et al. (2010) infected mosquitoes from both the WB1 (laboratory created) strain and the original wild strain with dengue. Fourteen days later, the mosquitoes were allowed to feed on an artificial food solution for 90 minute. Viral titers in the food solution were then measured in plague feeding units per ml. The results are given below. Mosquitoes were tested in groups, and so each data value is an average for the group, measured in plaque feeding units per ml. The data have already been log- transformed using log(Y+1), to better visualize the differences. WB1: n1=12R1=78.3 Wild: n2=16R2=19.7 HO: the distribution of viral titers is the same between the two strains HA: the distribution of viral titers is not equal The data has been ranked from smallest to largest and the rank sum (R1,R2) for each data set are listed above. Carry out a Mann-Whitney U-test on the WB1 data and solve for U1. Answer to one decimal place..

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// TO DO: add your implementation and JavaDocs. public class ThreeTenKTree { //K-ary tree with an array as internal storage. //All nodes are stored in the array following level-order top-down //and left-to-right within one level. //Root at index 0. //underlying array for k-ary tree storage // -- you MUST use this for credit! Do NOT change the name or type private E[] storage; //hash table to help remember the index of each stored value private ThreeTenHashTable indexMap; //branching factor private int branchK; // ADD MORE PRIVATE MEMBERS HERE IF NEEDED! @SuppressWarnings("unchecked") public ThreeTenKTree(int length, int k) { //initialize tree storage as an array of given length // and branching factor as k. //May assyme the given length ensures the storage for a perfect tree. //For example, if k=2, length will be of 1, 3, 7, 15, 29, etc. //If k=3, length will be of length 1, 4, 13, etc. //May also assume k>=2. //Also initialize the hash table with ThreeTenHashTable.defaultTableLength. } public int getBranch(){ //report branching factor //O(1) return -1; //default return, change or remove as needed } public int size() { //report number of non-null nodes in tree //O(1) return -1; //default return, change or remove as needed } public int capacity(){ //report the length of storage //this should be the no. of nodes of a perfect tree of the current height //O(1) return -1; //default return, change or remove as needed } public int height() { //report the tree height //O(1) return -1; //default return, change or remove as needed } @SuppressWarnings("unchecked") public boolean set(int index, E value) { // Set value at index in tree storage. // If value is null, this method attempts to remove a (leaf) node. // - If index is not valid or the given index does not have a node, // no change to tree and return false; // - If node at given index has any child, do not remove and return false; // - Otherwise, remove the node and return true. // If value is not null, this method attempts to add/replace a node. // - If value is already in tree (any index), no change and return false; // - If value is new and index denotes a valid node of current tree, set value // at this node and return true; // - You may need to grow the tree storage (i.e. add a level) for this node // - If adding this node would make the tree invalid, no change and return false. // See examples in main() below for different cases. // Remember to update the hash table if tree is updated. return false; //default return, change or remove as needed } public E get(int index) { //Return value at node index. // - return null for invalid index or index with no node in tree // O(1) return null; //default return, change or remove as needed } public String toStringLevelOrder() { //Return a string of all nodes (excluding null nodes) in tree storage: // - include all levels from top down // - all nodes are printed with a single space separated // - return an empty string if tree is null // Note: use Strin.

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Three students, Habib, Vikki and Claire, in Biol 107 ran their samples of Hindlil cut plasmid DNA side by side on the same gel and got the results shown below. Habib's bands are not as bright as Claire's and Vikki has no DNA. Their lab instructor has asked them to consider where in the mini-prep procedure Habib and Vikki may have gone wrong. From the list of mistakes below, choose one mistake that could account for Habib's results and one mistake that could account for Vikkis results. Explain why they would lead to less bright bands for Habib and no DNA for Vikki. - Using 1.5ml of E.coll instead of 3ml - Not adding lysis buffer - Washing with PE first and then PB - Not adding enough Hindili - Not adding enough SyberSate - Vortexing their tubes when they werent supposed to - Transferring the white pellet to the filter cartridge.

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Three common tools of financial analysis are: Financial reporting, sensitivity analysis, transactional analysis. Fair presentation, variance analysis, financial reporting. Horizontal analysis, vertical analysis, ratio analysis. Relativity analysis, financial reporting, fair value analysis. Liquidation analysis, political analysis, fair value analysis. Question 15 Horizontal analysis: Is a method used to evaluate changes in financial data across time. Is also called vertical analysis. Is the presentation of financial ratios. Is a tool used to evaluate financial statement items relative to industry statistics. Evaluates financial data across industries..

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This specimen produces dry, medium to large, colonies with entire to irregular margins and is a lactose fermenter while being indole positive. It is responsible for approximately 50% to 80% of UTI's in non hospitalized patient. This organism is found in the colon (gram negative bacillus) is also involved in appendicitis, peritonitis, gallbladder infections, pneumonia, endocarditis, neonatal meningitis, and septicemia. Escherichia coli Serratia Bordetella Fransciella Yersina.

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1. There is mountain with a popular hiking trail. At one point on the trail, the path narrows so that only a single hiker can pass through at a time. When several hikers arrive at this point simultaneously. two queues can build up: one for hikers ascending the mountain and one f hikers descending. It takes each hiker one second to pass completely through the narrow portion of the trail. If all the waiting hikers are all going the same direction (either ascending or descending), then they can immediately begin passing through one at a time, in the order of their arrival. When hikers going in both directions are waiting, then local custom dictates the following procedure for determining which hiker has priority (i.e., gets to pass through first): - If in the previous second, no hiker passed through, then the first waiting descending hiker gets to go first - If in the previous second, a descending hiker passed through, then the first hiker in the descending queue goes first. - If in the previous second, an ascending hiker passed through, then the hiker in the ascending queue goest first. For each hiker, find the time when they will pass through the narrow portion of the trail. Function Description Complete the function getResult in the editor below.

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