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i- i think he needs the vitamins-? im really bad at this stuff- but i think he needs the vitamins cause he already has protein.And maybe he should drink water to digest it correctly before he had played. i dont know if im helping.- tell me if i did-
Explanation:
Answer:
No they cannot
Explanation:
Leukemia, also called blood cancer is a cancer that affects blood forming tissues including the bone marrow affecting the body's ability to ward off infections.
The researchers cannot conclude that proximity to high tension wires is the cause of leukemia because of confounding (other external unaccounted) variables.
There are other external factors which could be the cause of higher rate of leukemia in the area with close proximity to high tension wires, and unless the two environments were kept under similar conditions with proximity to high tension wires the only difference, then it would be wrong to conclude such as the other variables unaccounted for at play were not observed and could also have an effect.
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The glycemic index measures how much a food boosts blood sugar compared to pure glucose. A food with a glycemic index of 28 boosts blood sugar only 28% as much as pure glucose; one with a glycemic index of 100 acts just like pure glucose.
Answer: d. a person’s body temperature must remain precisely at its set point.
Explanation:
Homeostasis is the ability of the body to maintain a stable, equilibrium and balance in the internal environment in accordance to the changes occurring in the external environment.
Homeostasis helps in maintainace of the internal body temperature in accordance with the external temperature of the body. It helps in increasing the survival chances of the organism.
The person body temperature does not remain precisely at a set point instead follows a wide range from 97°F to 99°F. A temperature over the 100.4°F indicates the condition of fever caused by the illness or infection also the body temperature may change normally throughout the day.
Answer:
Bones begin to harden
Explanation:
2nd trimester
The embryonic cartilage begins to harden into bone at anytime around the 2nd trimester. The embryonic cartilage undergoes endochondral ossification wherein the chondrocytes is slowly replaced by osteocytes with subsequent deposition of calcium and hydroxyapatite; therefore converting the cartilages into bones.
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