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Welsh evolved from Common Brittonic, the Celtic language spoken by the ancient Celtic Britons. Classified as Insular Celtic, the British language probably arrived in Britain during th...

Science. What s it all about. What get s covered. Biology? Chemistry. Physics? What s the difference and what is included in each. BiologyBiology is the natural science that stu...

Statistical Tests Cut off points >0.05 statistically significant Anywhere in between may require another statistical test to confirm the hypothesis or the null hypothesis Para...

Analysis of cells for biologically important macromolecules Abstract Biologically important macromolecules, such as proteins and carbohydrates are vital to the function of a multicel...

Emotions felt by the brain are always expressed by the muscles in the face, even when a person tries to remain neutral. Emotions are objective as are facial expression, th...

Purpose To provide guidelines for students and researchers on recording results of experimental work. Introduction A laboratory notebook is an essential tool for any researcher and a ...

Mathematics plays a predominant role in our everyday life and has become an indispensable factor for the progress of our present day world. Counting starts from day one of the birth ...

How gender and identity is shaping the educational experiences of refugees in Pakistan?AbstractThis paper explores how ideas on gender and identity are shaping the educational expe...

while we teach, we learn (Seneca c. 4 BC 65 AD)Have you ever spent hours reading and memorising content to later realise that you don t truly understand what you ve lear...

Have you ever thought about how the entire singing mechanism works ? What gives us the ability to produce sounds ? Have you ever tried to look at music from a different angle ? &In th...