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Bus 140 Exam 2 questions and answers any part of an organization that takes inputs and transforms them into outputsprocess the average successive time between completions of successive unitscycle time the ratio of the time that a resource is actually activated relative to the time that it is available for useutilization the use of a diagram to present the major elements of a process (include: tasks or operations, flows of materials or customers, decision points, and stor...

BUS 130 Exam 1 questions and answers Communication is the process of A) transferring information and meaning. B) listening actively. C) writing messages. D) speaking to others. E) none of the above.A Improving your communication skills will enhance your career because A) having great ideas won't help you much, unless you can communicate them effectively. B) the higher you rise in an organization, the more important your communication skills will be. C) you'll n...

BIOLOGY 21 SJSU FINAL-questions and answers Lymphwatery fluid Lymphatic Vesselstransport lymph Lymphoid Tissues & OrgansTonsils, adenoids, spleen, and thymus Function of the Lymphatic SystemDefense against infection and disease Lymphatic System's Primary OrganThymus gland, Bone Marrow Lymphatic System's Secondary OrganTonsils, Spleen, Some lymph nodes ImmunityResistance to disease 1. Physical and chemical barriersTears, Saliva, Respiratory tract, Stomach, Bladder, Skin,...

Biol 65 SJSU Final questions and answers What is all included in a nerve cell?- Nucleus - Dendrites ( tree-like branches ) - Myelinated Axons ( helps move faster ) - Nissil Substance ( aka rough er) - Axon hillock - Myelin sheath ( protection later ) - Schwann cells ( help with nerve regeneration) - Nodes of Ranvier ( gaps ) - Telodendria ( branches @ end ) - Neuromuscular junctions (helps convert action potential) - Skeletal muscle fiber - endoneurium ( fiber that helps w/ protec...

biol 30 sjsu exam 1 questions and answers If protein is the heritable material, how many unique sequences of 10 amino acids are possible?20^10 If DNA is the heritable material, how many unique 10 DNA base pair sequences are possible?4^10 Which biomolecule can encode the most unique sequences for a given length?protein Based on Griffith's experiments, where can you conclude the heritable material is located?Loosely attached to the cell wall/membrane Which of the...

BIO 155 Final Exam questions and answers Biological inquiry has increasingly evolved into a _____ and _____ practice. A. Hypothesis-driven, evidence-based B. Fact-driven, fiction-driven C. Imagination-driven, proof-based D. Experiment-based, time-basedA. Hypothesis-driven, evidence-based Which of the following is NOT true about scientific inquiry? A. Creating hypotheses B. Collecting evidences C. Running experiments with precision D. Accepting an idea is true directly ...

BIO 30 SJSU Exam 1 2024 questions and answers Your group is assigned to repeat Avery's experiments in BIOL 30 lab. You are given plates of R cells and tubes of the extracted S factor. In which of the following cases would you see the R cells be transformed into S cells.Add the S factor alone Add the S factor + protease Add the S factor +

Bio 54 SJSU questions and answers Embryonic Stem Cellspluripotent; can form almost any type of cell in the human body except those in the placenta; can make cells for any system Stem Cellsunspecialized cells from which differentiated cells develop TWO MAIN CHARACTERISTICS: 1. self-renewal ability 2. ability to differentiate into all ki

Bio 54 SJSU questions and answers Embryonic Stem Cellspluripotent; can form almost any type of cell in the human body except those in the placenta; can make cells for any system Stem Cellsunspecialized cells from which differentiated cells develop TWO MAIN CHARACTERISTICS: 1. self-renewal ability 2. ability to differentiate into all kinds of cells in the body Types of Stem Cells1. embryonic (pluripotent) 2. adult stem cells 3. induced pluripotent (iPSCs) Abnormal B...

bio 54 questions and answers Communitymembers of different species participate in a number of ecological interactions Community Structureis affected by the number, composition, and relative abundance of different species within a community. Foundation SpeciesSpecies that are large or abundant Competitionnegatively affects both organisms involved Exploitationbenefits one organism while harming the other Positive interactionsbenefit one or both organisms without harm...