Topic: Data Models
Explain what Hadoop is in detail, and what are its basic components?
In: Computer Science
What are the initial steps in the accounting cycle and what happens in each step ? Explain in detail.
In: Accounting
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Completing the table below PCR and gel electrophoresis Key scientific principles which form the basis of the technique: PCR is a cyclic reaction that replicates specific DNA fragments in vitro using the principle of double-stranded DNA replication. A large number of copies of a specific DNA region can be amplified rapidly by thermal cycling. DNA is visualised using gel electrophoresis, fragments are pulled through a gel matrix by an electric current and separated according to sizes. DNA ladder is included to determine the size of the fragments in PCR sample. Necessary controls, standards, and processing. Describe and state the purpose of these. 1. Controls: 2. Standards: DNA Ladder 3. Data processing (e.g. cleaning/trimming, normalisation, etc): Interpretation: List each possible outcome for this technique, and describe how each of these outcomes should be interpreted with reference to controls and/or standards A B C … Follow-up analysis technique: For each of the possible outcomes described in the interpretation section, explain which follow up analyses are needed (where applicable). Use the letter (A, B, C) assigned in the “Interpretation” section to refer to each of these. Limitations: |
In: Biology
What are your views about the use of CAM therapies? Do you only practice Conventional medicine, please explain? What events or information has shaped those views? Would you consider using complementary or alternative medicines, if so which ones would you consider? If not, why? Do you use them now? Please share with the class.
(post your opinion in 200 words)
In: Nursing
please read the scenario this is all I got that is provided by my professor
If the initial cash in the US economy is $1 Trillion, individuals tend to keep one-sixth of their income as cash and deposit the rest, and banks can lend 90 percent of the deposit and reserve the remaining, then:
a) What is the total money supply (M1) in this economy? (5 points)
b) If the Federal Reserve wants to expand the money supply by five percent (because of the current crisis), what types of policies can she use, and how? Explain and support your claim using computation if it is required. (10 points)
c) Let’s say, after implementing these policies, the economy only increased by two percent, explain why this happened. (5 points)
d) Now the government wants to stimulate the economy by ten more percent after the failure of the previous attempt by the Fed (the size of the economy is $20 trillion, and it is predicted that it will be contacted by at least $2 trillion by the end of this year), what can she do? Explain the possible policies that the Gov can implement in detail, and use computation if necessary. (10 points)
In: Economics
Answer this in as much detail as possible.
Just say in USA the government decided to have universal healthcare for all. They did this by funding the entire cost of healthcare and health insurance in a universal healthcare system similar to the NHS of England. Discuss the role of federal, state, and local governments (is the government providing it or are they just regulating)? Also discuss about the role of insurance companies (are they going to exist as 3rd party payer or not have a impact at all)? Discuss the role of employers if US implemented a UK NHS healthcare system that gave everyone universal healthcare?
In: Nursing
What are today’s primary ways through which machine learning tasks are tackled? Explain the concept of “deep learning” and how it differs from machine learning. How are organizations using deep learning to help make business decisions? Write your responses in detail with EXAMPLES. Be sure to identify the source AND REFERENCES of your example in your posting. Your initial post should be of a minimum of 350;.
In: Computer Science
2. Explain the roles of people and information technology in providing quality service. How does the Ritz carlton Hotel Group use employees and information technology for quality service? Give examples.
3. Discuss how either good or poor quality affects you personally as a consumer. Describe experiences in which your expectations were a. Met b. Exceeded c. Not met. Did your experience change your regard for the organization and/or its products? Explain how.
4. High quality is not necessarily related to price. Drawing from your own knowledge and experience, provide examples where this a. May or b. May not be true.
5. Choose a product or service to illustrate in detail how several definitions of quality can apply simultaneously.
6. How can you internalize and practice quality at a personal level in your daily activities. Dive detailed examples.
7. Why should a company make it easy for customers to complain? Use an example that you personally experienced to describe in detail the features of an effective complaint Management process.
8. Many organizations, such as banks, cellphone providers and cable/satellite TV providers, offer significant incentives to attract new customers. However, existing customers rarely receive incentives to stay. Have you encountered any of these practices in your personal life? What are the implications, pro and con, of them? Give details.
9. Design a customer satisfaction questionnaire for high school students and their parents who take a campus visit and are considering applying to a university.
10. How should teams deal with slackers? How would you deal with them in the context of a student project team? Give details
In: Operations Management
In 2007, Consumer Report published a report of bacterial contamination of chicken sold in the US. They purchased 523 broiler chickens from various kinds of food stores, and tested them for bacteria that causes food-borne illnesses. Results indicated that 83% of chickens were infected with Campylobacter.
1. Construct a 95% confidence interval.
2. Explain what your confidence interval says about chicken sold in the US.
3. A spokesperson for the US Department of Agriculture dismissed the report, saying, “That’s 500 samples out of 9 billion chickens slaughtered a year…With the small numbers they tested, I don’t know that one would want to change one’s buying habits.” Is this criticism valid? Explain.
b. Find one aspect of this week’s material that is relevant to college, career, or everyday life. Provide some detail on how it could be important.
In: Statistics and Probability
Explain Type I and Type II errors in detail ( with example of
your choice). Define level of significance and p Values. Interpret
P-value of 0.023 in Hypothesis testing in general.
In: Statistics and Probability