1. How does the hypothesis help inform the design of an experiment?
2. Why might a school hire a nutritionist?
3. Why do you think that dieting increases the likelihood of eating disorders in teenage girls?
4. If a diet has inconsistent results, as in the case of the paleo diet, how would that influence your decision to try it? What factors would you look for when choosing a healthy diet?
5. Why do you think tracking the foods you eat or exercises you do is an important way to stay healthy?

How do the uv rays cause damage?   what exactly causes the skin to burn;   can you be more specific about this mechanism?   3. how do photosensitive medications increase a person's sensitivity to sunlight and therefore increase their risk of getting burned?     what kind of medications can increase photo-sensitivity, can you think of some examples?

Hello, i would like someone to respond to this slogan .slogans 1. compare the two ways of representing the results of an investigation: through graphs and through tables. which form is easier to elaborate and interpret? which would be most appropriate to make comparisons between results of multiple variables? justify and exemplify your answers. 2. why should so much importance be attached to the formal part of the presentation of the results of an investigation? are not substantive issues much more important?

Ricky is interested in the health and safety or animals and humans. she wants to pursue a career that allows her to monitor diseases in both animals and human populations. which career should ricky pursue?