The answer to this question would be: "It's frustrating to miss work and not know for sure what's wrong."
The diagnostic procedure is important but sometimes the patient doesn't know it. In this case, you might want to say something to empathize with the patient first before explaining why the procedure is needed.
Answer:
Each of these colors make the spectrum of light visible to the human eye because each color has a different wavelength.
Explanation:
The cones of our eyes are a type of photoreceptor. The cone is the cells in the retina that respond to light. Each different cone is senstive to different wavelengths. In order to see different colors, the light reflected off of objects must have a specific wavelength in order to trigger one of the cone receptors.
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I had this question on a previous exam. The answer is: 'a predator eats one phenotype rather than another for a year.'
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Karyotyping can give information on a person's sex and chromosomal disorders. It cannot give information on a person's traits and how severe a disorder is.
