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    for the marks awarded in each section of the project assessment forms. Also appended‚ for reference‚ are the approved generic assessment criteria for the project as a whole. Planning/Organisation - Based on planning‚ scheduling‚ initial technical proposal‚ logbook‚ interim report. Marks out of 10 9 - 10 As below plus: the project will have been executed following a clear plan‚ with progress and use of resources documented in the logbook in a professional manner. Capable of sophisticated task

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    so many reasons why animals should not be used for scientific research. Animal testing is unethical‚ and completely immoral. Not to mention it is unnecessary and there are many newly developed options that avoid animal cruelty. Additionally‚ animal testing has been proven to be ineffective and inaccurate. To begin‚ everything about animal testing is very unethical and immoral. Many people are aware that animal testing goes on‚ but most people don’t know the extremes that scientists will go to for

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    like many you don’t wish for any harm to come to them or any other animal for that matter. However in this world there are organizations that mistreat animals and experiment on common house hold pets such as dogs or cats. The two reason for animal testing are “First‚ to find out more about the animals themselves‚ and‚ secondly to test substances and procedures to see if they are harmful (with a view to find out if they are harmful to human beings)” (Dixon). Through these experiments they have made

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    introduction of random (‘suspicionless’) drug testing. Testing is already widespread in independent boarding schools‚ with three-quarters of schools reported to be using some drug testing. Although the enthusiasm from teachers and parents for testing‚ a few practical studies have examined the effects of drug testing in schools. One thing that makes this problem difficult to address is the issue of violating the kid’s individual rights. Drug testing is conducted by taking blood‚ urine‚ saliva

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    Adolescents should be allowed to partake in predictive or predispositional genetic testing without discouragement from medical facilities or family members. Huntington’s disease is an inherited disorder that arises from a mutation in the HTT gene‚ which codes for the huntingtin protein. The disease presents fatal complications because it causes degeneration of nerve cells in the brain‚ which in turn negatively impacts physical and mental performance (Mayoclinic). Symptoms of the disease include

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    genetics are complicated‚ but is known that for some people‚ it is caused by the gene connexin 26‚ as well as many other recessive‚ harder-to-trace genes (Leigh 49). Diagnostic testing of a Deaf or Hard of Hearing baby is becoming routine‚ but it is prenatal testing that inflames both the Deaf and Hearing communities. Genetic testing can determine whether a baby may be disabled‚ Deaf‚ or otherwise different‚ and can give parents the chance to make an informed decision about next steps. There are many examples

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    As a result of the publicity since the release of the video by People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) the university had stopped allowing baby monkey’s eyes to be sewn shut. There have also been many protests against animal testing. Animal testing has had a long history. They have been there nearly since the 1960’s‚ but have decreased past these several years. The reason is that many of the more aggressive protesters have been arrested from which many of them were put behind bars‚ and

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    Drug testing has becoming more of an issue in the united states over the past several years. Schools all over country have begun to start testing students in clubs ‚ sports ‚ and other activities. This may seem odd that students can be tested based solely on the fact that they participate in extracurricular activities but the supreme court upheld this ruling during a court case in 2002 (CITE). It is unfair and ineffective in truly solving the drug problems in high schools. “A small number of public

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    Areas Where Drug Testing Can Improve Safety Drug addiction have become very popular in the 1960’s due to the influence of the mass media and music. It has estimated that about 208 million people around the globe are drug users. Despite the government’s full efforts in trying to fight against drugs‚ clandestine laboratories continue to rise and cause havoc in the lives of the people today‚ especially the youth. A large majority of drug users are from the work force which is why some companies strictly

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    Animal testing has been technique that is used for a number of years. It has been used as a way to test things ranging from medicine and vaccines to cosmetics and personal care products. Animal testing has also been used to find cures for certain diseases like Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis or ALS. This testing technique occurs in many parts of the world from the United States of America to China‚ but has also been banned in a number of places like Europe. Animal testing is harmful to the animals

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