T's harder to find one of the many genes involved in a polygenic trait vs. the only gene involved in a discrete trait."
<span>It is probably not very difficult to find ONE OF THE GENES involved in a polygenic trait (as this answer suggests), but it IS difficult to find ALL OF THE GENES involved in the trait. </span>
<span>This sounds like a high school Biology or first year university question - chances are they're testing your reading comprehension as much as your scientific knowledge.</span>
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The third answer is the one you want. You have to have an adjustable density. All other things being equal, if the tanks you use for holding just water when filled with water will let the sub sink, because the sub is made of a dense metal like iron or steel.
If on the other hand you fill these tanks with air, the net density will be below one and the sub will rise.
Answer:
1. e
2. d
3. b
4. a
5. c
Please find the terms and their matching definitions below
Explanation:
1. Precision is how close experimental values are to one another or also defined as the reproducibility of a result i.e. the ability to reproduce a measurement.
2. Instrument precision, also called Injection precision, is the reproducibility of an instrument reading when the same amount of one sample of what is being measures is introduced repeatedly into an instrument.
3. Intra-assay precision is the reproducibility of measurements on the same material several times by one person on one day with the same equipment.
4. Intermediate precision is also called Ruggedness and it refers to the reproducibility of measurements by different people, on different days, on different pieces of equipment within the same laboratory.
5. Interlaboratory precision is the reproducibility of a measurement from the same sample by different people in different laboratories