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Training Module: How to Read and Understand Case Law

Training Module: How to Read and Understand Case Law. Janet Gongola Associate Solicitor, Office of the Solicitor Janet.Gongola@uspto.gov; 571-272-8734 United States Patent and Trademark Office. Purpose of Training. Provide a basic understanding of case law What is case law?

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Scientific Inquiry

Scientific Inquiry. The student will demonstrate an understanding of how scientific inquiry and technological design, including mathematical analysis, can be used appropriately to pose questions, seek answers, and develop solutions.

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Pharma Careers 101 An overview

Pharma Careers 101 An overview. Presented by: Janice Albert, MSc. Pharmacology PhD Candidate, Experimental Surgery. Sharing my experience. Education: MSc Pharmacology (1993) PhD candidate, Experimental Surgery (since 2010) Pharma experience: Hoechst- Roussel (1993-1996)

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Evidence Analysis Library

Evidence Analysis Library. Part I. EAL Part I presentation includes: List of Current EAL Projects Steps in Evidence Analysis Process Navigating the EAL. Updated September 2006. www.adaevidencelibrary.com. Online Resource with the best available research on important

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How do you write a conclusion to support your prediction or hypothesis?

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Scarcity: Factors of Production and Allocation Methods

Fundamentals of Economics Module. Scarcity: Factors of Production and Allocation Methods. Quick Write. W rite your first reaction to the task prompt. Add some notes of things you know about this issue. Task.

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SEILA Program and the Role of Commune Database Information System (CDIS)

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The Scientific Method

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Inquiry Unit

Inquiry Unit. Scientific Investigation. Data should be collected throughout a controlled scientific investigation. Data includes both scientific observations and inferences.

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Writing Terms

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The Meaty Paragraph

The Meaty Paragraph. How to write an organized and well-developed paragraph. Start with a TOPIC SENTENCE. States the purpose of your paragraph All sentences in the paragraph will connect to, explain, illustrate, or support this statement. Explain the topic sentence.

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Heat Lamp Plant

Heat Lamp Plant. Tony . P Kewon . H Tarik . H Chase . K. Variable Being Tested. The variable we are testing is temperature . Control and Experimental Groups. Our control plant will grow in the sunlight. Our experimental plant will get light by the heat lamp. Our Hypothesis.

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The plant Experimentals

The plant Experimentals. By: Anya , Hayley, Jake . Variable Being Tested. Our group decided to test the variable space. Control and Experimental Groups. Control: One spaced plant Experiment: One crowded plant

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The Cold Plant Experiment

Emily , Alexis , Matthew , Emylee. The Cold Plant Experiment. Variable Being Tested. The variable we are changing is the temperature. . Control and Experimental Groups.

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The Hot Water Experiment

The Hot Water Experiment. Gary, Hailey, Elaina, Joseph. Variable Being Tested. Our group decided to test water. Control and Experimental Groups. Our control plant will be with regular tap water. Our experimental plant will be hot water. Our Hypothesis.

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The Amazing Plant Experiment

Kymber , Isy , Kenedi , Jake. The Amazing Plant Experiment. Variable Being Tested . We decided to test water. We will do for our experimental group Dr. Pepper and tea. Our control group is water. Control and Experimental Groups.

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T.O.E. (Tea and Orange Soda Experiment)

T.O.E. (Tea and Orange Soda Experiment). By Kiersten , Katelyn, Savion , Donovan, and Clarise. Variable Being Tested. We are going to test different types of water. Control and Experimental Groups. Our control group is tap water. Our experimental group is orange soda and tea.

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FIRST

FIRST. Figurative language Interesting choice words Real life connections Sensory details Tie it all together. Figurative Language. Includes " showing, not telling " AND using similes, metaphors, hyperbole, & personification in your writing. DO NOW : Take a look at the sentences on

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Projects

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Double Bubble Experiment

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