Describe the role of X-ray photography and Mass Spectroscopy in archaeological analysis

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A: AUTOCLAVING  Autoclaving is considered as most effective method to sterilize lab equipments. It is…

Q: What specific steps should be taken processing that site and recovering the remains to

A: During the course of a forensic investigation, the collection, preservation and analysis of the…

Q: Distinguish between qualitative and quantitative sampling, highlighting three key distinctions

A: sampling means a process used in statistical analysis in which used to determined number of…

Q: Describe the different methods used in record keeping ?

A: Nursing documentation is the process by which all the care delivered to the patients, by either a…

Q: What is importance of labeling preserved specimen?

A: Labeling specimens: It is the process of naming an specimen so that it is easier to identified the…

Q: Describe the general principles in specimen collection.

A: KEY WORDS :- Specimen collection - It is the collection being done for procedure, treatment and…

Q: What practical uses have humans found for radiolariantests?

A: Radiolarians are the protozoa that are known for producing mineral skeletons. The skeleton is…

Q: Describe the six stages of a scientific investigation.

A: Scientific investigation refer to observe and finding solutions to unanswered questions and problems…

Q: how does spectrophotometric methods relates to and can solve problems in the field of environmental…

A: Spectrophotometry is a technique used to measure the amount of light absorbed or reflected by a…

Q: write a paragraph on why we need one way mouthpieces and nose clips to perform spirometry test

A: Spirometry is a pulmonary function test that measures the amount of air a person can inhale and…

Q: Can DNA profilesnow be obtained from saliva left on pet hairs found at crime scenes ?

A: Answer- DNA fingerprinting is the technique by which the DNA of any organism can be compared to any…

Q: Give an example of an analysis of a particular sample and include the steps in quantitative methods…

A: ANS: QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS IMPORTANCE If the individual samples do not represent accurately the…

Q: The order in which the different methods should be ranked are as follows: Fingerprint Identification…

A: Introduction:- Fingerprint identification :- The automated process of recognising or confirming an…

Q: Explain the difference between anecdotal andtestimonial data.

A: Anecdotal data is private and unpublished.written and verbal certification of any product via any…

Q: Should DNA phenotyping be used to identify or convict a suspect?

A: The DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid) is the hereditary unit of an organism. It consists of a specific…

Q: Describe a future device that may be used to identify a bioterror agent

A: Bioterrorism is difficult to predict or prevent, reliable platforms to rapidly detect and identify…

Q: how DNA profiling data helps law enforcement officers and conservationists decide where to target…

A: DNA is a carrier of hereditary information from one generation to another for continuity of life.…

Q: Compare the advantages and disadvantages of public and private solid wastw collection system.

A: The public system collects waste on specific days of the week, usually on certain routes. The…

Q: Cite some measures to preserve the integrity of laboratory results

A: Introduction  Laboratory methods refer to the techniques and procedures used in a laboratory setting…

Q: Discuss the advantages of standardized documentation forms ?

A: Nursing documentation is a process in nursing practice where the nurse writes and records the health…

Q: the foundation of reseach is which of the following Evidence, Documentation, critical thinking ,…

A: Research word made up by re it means repeatative search means to find out

Q: Crime shows are usually very accurate representations of forensic anthropology.    A. True B. False

A: The objective of the question is to determine whether crime shows are usually very accurate…

Q: Explain the theory of IR spectroscopy and its applications in biology.

A: firstly lets look at what infrared radiation is and what are the consequences of a molecule is…

Q: what  did Pasteur results show ?

A: The experiment that Louis pasture conducted was the test for spontaneous generation. In this…

Q: rial. Lane 1 represents DNA taken from the murdered victim.  Lane 2 through 5 are DNA samples taken…

A: DNA fingerprinting technique used in forensic laboratories to indicate links between any biological…

Q: Draw and explain the process of electrophoresis utilized in decalcification.

A: Decalcification :-  As name suggests, it is removal of calcium salts,minerals and calcium tissues…

Q: Critically evaluate the above case by highlighting the role of forensic science and how evidence in…

A: The above case represents a large variety of contemporary forensic science. The use of the touch DNA…

Q: Use the safety symbols below to answer Questions 15–18.Some choices may be used more than once;…

A: Safety symbols are the symbols that warn about the hazard associated with that item or the place to…

Q: Explain the role and purpose of library research in experimental science.

A: Experimental science can be described as the way scientists try to build knowledge through a series…

Q: The selection of sites for sampling must be A. selected and sampled from largest area to smallest.…

A: A research proposal is a document that specifies the aims of their research and the techniques that…

Q: Look for recent (2017 to 2022) scientific papers, stories, or features that demonstrate the use of…

A: Spectroscopy is an analytical method that is used for the detection of unknown compounds. In the…

Q: What innovative techniques or methodologies in forensic analysis have been developed in the field of…

A: Forensic biology is a subfield of forensic science that involves applying biological research and…

Q: Adequately describe how the collection and analysis of evidence in this cases helped the police in…

A: DNA fingerprinting for forensic evidence, plays a important role in identifying the assailant…

Q: Describe techniques (measures/ tools/ instruments) one would use to collect data for a quantitative…

A: The form of numbers is used to express all quantitative facts. The goal of quantitative research is…

Q: Formulate a valid, testable hypothesis

A: A hypothesis is a proposed explanation for a phenomenon. For a hypothesis to be a scientific…

Q: Describe how immediate direct examination of a specimen is useful to determine microscopic…

A: There are two important terms macroscopic morphology and microscopic morphology. Microscopy is…

Q: Pls help, sorry for the trouble How do forensic anthropologists plan snd prioritize their work…

A: Forensic anthropologist  A forensic anthropologist analyzes unidentified human skeletal remains to…

Q: Explain several techniques in specimen collection and theconcerns in acquiring good cultures.

A: Specimen collection serves as a common point that guides clinical diagnosis and health care…

Q: The process of using statistics to estimate how substance can cause to human health or environment…

A: The field of occupational health and safety constantly changes, especially as it pertains to…