An objects position is always defined relative to a reference point. If the object changes position, its motion can be described
as moving in some direction in relation to this reference point. If the relative position of a diver Is begin described as below a certain reference point midway through a dive, what reference point is most likely being used
The position of the diver is described as "below a certain point"; therefore, the reference point must be above the diver. For a diver in the middle of his dive, the bottom of the pool, the other swimmers and the far side of the swimming pool are likely to be below the diver, or at level with the diver at most. Out of the options, the only point of reference that is likely to be above the diver is B. the diving board.
Differences: lysosomes have digestive enzymes (hydrolases) that break substances to be digested into small molecules; peroxisomes contain enzymes that degrade mainly long-chained fatty acids and amino acids and that inactivate toxic agents including ethanol; within peroxisomes there is the enzyme catalase, responsibal
PDCAAS takes into account both the amino acid profile and the DIGESTIBILITY of a protein. PDCAAS is majorly used to indicate the quality of a protein. Protein digestibility refers to the ability of a protein to be broken down so that it can be absorbed. Protein digestibility depends mainly on the source of the protein.<span />
