What is the difference in steady growth and steady percentage growth?
Q. I'm trying to figure out how to explain the difference in steady growth and steady percentage growth. I'm in Calculus and we are discussing the percentage growth rates of exponential functions and stuff like that.
Asked by Ashley - Sat May 23 03:57:08 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If something grows by the same amount over each successive time period, then it grows at a steady rate. The number of tree rings in the trunk of a tree grows at a steady rate, one ring per year. If you add a dollar to your cookie jar every day, the amount of money in the jar grows at a steady rate, one dollar per day. If something grows by an amount proportional to its current size over each successive time period, then it grows at a steady percentage rate. If each female rabbit in a population has two daughters every year, then the female rabbit population grows at a steady percentage rate, 200% per year. If you deposit a dollar into a bank account bearing 5% annual percentage rate interest, compounded monthly, then the amount of… [cont.]
Answered by Euler - Sat May 23 10:36:04 2009
Q. I'm trying to figure out how to explain the difference in steady growth and steady percentage growth. I'm in Calculus and we are discussing the percentage growth rates of exponential functions and stuff like that.
Asked by Ashley - Sat May 23 03:57:08 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If something grows by the same amount over each successive time period, then it grows at a steady rate. The number of tree rings in the trunk of a tree grows at a steady rate, one ring per year. If you add a dollar to your cookie jar every day, the amount of money in the jar grows at a steady rate, one dollar per day. If something grows by an amount proportional to its current size over each successive time period, then it grows at a steady percentage rate. If each female rabbit in a population has two daughters every year, then the female rabbit population grows at a steady percentage rate, 200% per year. If you deposit a dollar into a bank account bearing 5% annual percentage rate interest, compounded monthly, then the amount of… [cont.]
Answered by Euler - Sat May 23 10:36:04 2009
How large will cats grow when given growth hormones?
Q. I have bought some bacteria and some restriction enzymes and the DNA sequence of the cat growth hormone. I plan to splice the DNA into the plasmids of the bacteria to make them start synthesizing the protein. I do not plan to actually put the growth hormone into any cats yet without extensive research and planning. I know that to much growth hormones can lead to the desegregation of joints and other bad effects but i was wondering if the cats can be some how prepared for the extensive extra growth.
Asked by Bob - Fri Jun 4 09:58:16 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Without splicing in new genes, maybe 20% bigger than its siblings. Even if you made a 5kg cat a muscular 8kg, still longway from leopold size. Its offspring though would still be normal size as its genetic blueprint was not changed. True the growth hormones could make it sex mad but infertile.
Answered by Phantom - Fri Jun 4 10:09:16 2010
Q. I have bought some bacteria and some restriction enzymes and the DNA sequence of the cat growth hormone. I plan to splice the DNA into the plasmids of the bacteria to make them start synthesizing the protein. I do not plan to actually put the growth hormone into any cats yet without extensive research and planning. I know that to much growth hormones can lead to the desegregation of joints and other bad effects but i was wondering if the cats can be some how prepared for the extensive extra growth.
Asked by Bob - Fri Jun 4 09:58:16 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Without splicing in new genes, maybe 20% bigger than its siblings. Even if you made a 5kg cat a muscular 8kg, still longway from leopold size. Its offspring though would still be normal size as its genetic blueprint was not changed. True the growth hormones could make it sex mad but infertile.
Answered by Phantom - Fri Jun 4 10:09:16 2010
How can a human increase their Growth hormone secretion easily?
Q. We all know excercise stimulates growth hormone besides sleep but what physical activity and for how long. My growth plates are still open and my doctor said I can maximize my growth potential in my genes. Please answer if only you have knowledge on the subject.
Asked by Dr. T - Wed Oct 24 19:10:00 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Growth hormone is also secreted in your sleep, so be sure to always get a good night's sleep, and try not to disrupt your sleep-wake cycle too often.
Answered by john d - Wed Oct 24 19:20:42 2007
Q. We all know excercise stimulates growth hormone besides sleep but what physical activity and for how long. My growth plates are still open and my doctor said I can maximize my growth potential in my genes. Please answer if only you have knowledge on the subject.
Asked by Dr. T - Wed Oct 24 19:10:00 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Growth hormone is also secreted in your sleep, so be sure to always get a good night's sleep, and try not to disrupt your sleep-wake cycle too often.
Answered by john d - Wed Oct 24 19:20:42 2007
How important do you believe economic growth is as a goal for the US? How can that growth be best achieved at?
Q. How important do you believe economic growth is as a goal for the US? How can that growth be best achieved at a socially acceptable cost?
Asked by Sarah A - Wed Jul 21 19:40:38 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's only important if you want increasing standards of living. If you'd be happy foregoing future improvements in technology, medicine and communications and living with 10% unemployment, you can skip it.
Answered by SDD - Wed Jul 21 19:53:54 2010
Q. How important do you believe economic growth is as a goal for the US? How can that growth be best achieved at a socially acceptable cost?
Asked by Sarah A - Wed Jul 21 19:40:38 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's only important if you want increasing standards of living. If you'd be happy foregoing future improvements in technology, medicine and communications and living with 10% unemployment, you can skip it.
Answered by SDD - Wed Jul 21 19:53:54 2010
How do I preserve a childhood growth chart?
Q. The growth chart has been tracked for twenty years and we're finally repainting the wall. But my mother doesn't want to lose the pen marks of the growth chart that's on the wall. Does anyone have any suggestions on how to preserve the growth chart? We could draw a line around it and just paint around it but we're looking for something more creative! Any suggestions are welcome!
Asked by littlebaker - Sat Jun 21 01:49:49 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would make a copy of it. Perhaps use tracing paper, matching the ink colour if possible. Another option would be to use some sort of clear plastic, or even plexiglass. You would then frame the copy somehow, and your mum could put it on her wall as a remembrance. You know what would be REALLY nice? Find small photos of the children at whatever ages they were on the chart, and stick them to the copy you made. Then she can see how you grew up, both in stature and in looks.
Answered by Kate H - Sat Jun 21 02:11:30 2008
Q. The growth chart has been tracked for twenty years and we're finally repainting the wall. But my mother doesn't want to lose the pen marks of the growth chart that's on the wall. Does anyone have any suggestions on how to preserve the growth chart? We could draw a line around it and just paint around it but we're looking for something more creative! Any suggestions are welcome!
Asked by littlebaker - Sat Jun 21 01:49:49 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would make a copy of it. Perhaps use tracing paper, matching the ink colour if possible. Another option would be to use some sort of clear plastic, or even plexiglass. You would then frame the copy somehow, and your mum could put it on her wall as a remembrance. You know what would be REALLY nice? Find small photos of the children at whatever ages they were on the chart, and stick them to the copy you made. Then she can see how you grew up, both in stature and in looks.
Answered by Kate H - Sat Jun 21 02:11:30 2008
What muscle growth supplements really work?
Q. I like to try working out and build some muscles and a 6 pack,there are many muscle growth suplements,but I dont know which one really work? does anyone know about ``Sterodrol``?? it sais in their website that you will gain up to 30 pounds of muscle mass in 30 days. I know steroids are illegal,I am looking for something similar to them but legal with less side effects. Could you please help me find what I am looking for? Thank you so much.
Asked by sal_mark2007 - Wed Apr 28 17:06:06 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Seriously not a good idea to use Steredrol, not unless you REALLY know what your doing. I would advise you try Xtreme NO. I had really good results with it when my personal trainer put me on a four week trial of it. My size and strength both shot up! check the link below for the before and after pics.
Answered by Jack - Thu Apr 29 14:31:26 2010
Q. I like to try working out and build some muscles and a 6 pack,there are many muscle growth suplements,but I dont know which one really work? does anyone know about ``Sterodrol``?? it sais in their website that you will gain up to 30 pounds of muscle mass in 30 days. I know steroids are illegal,I am looking for something similar to them but legal with less side effects. Could you please help me find what I am looking for? Thank you so much.
Asked by sal_mark2007 - Wed Apr 28 17:06:06 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Seriously not a good idea to use Steredrol, not unless you REALLY know what your doing. I would advise you try Xtreme NO. I had really good results with it when my personal trainer put me on a four week trial of it. My size and strength both shot up! check the link below for the before and after pics.
Answered by Jack - Thu Apr 29 14:31:26 2010
How do you calculate total growth based on two percentage growth factors?
Q. I need help solving a math problem: There is a potential market that grows 72% in one year. In that same year, a company has a goal to increase its market share by 33%. How do you calculate the total percentage growth for that company? Thanks.
Asked by papamafaka - Thu Apr 10 17:54:33 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1.72*1.33 - 1 = 1.2876 = 128.76%
Answered by hh - Fri Apr 11 13:41:41 2008
Q. I need help solving a math problem: There is a potential market that grows 72% in one year. In that same year, a company has a goal to increase its market share by 33%. How do you calculate the total percentage growth for that company? Thanks.
Asked by papamafaka - Thu Apr 10 17:54:33 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1.72*1.33 - 1 = 1.2876 = 128.76%
Answered by hh - Fri Apr 11 13:41:41 2008
How does population growth affect the limitation of natural resources?
Q. I have that question and a couple more: How does population growth correspond with disease and poverty? What has the United Nations done to promote a reduction in population in the past five years?
Asked by help? - Mon May 18 21:07:55 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well population growth affects the limitation of natural resources because people need to use those resources and as more people are around more people are using those resources so eventually they will run out, like oil. Population growth corresponds with disease and poverty because when they're more people disease spreads from person to person faster because you are closer to people, it corresponds with poverty because a percentage of the population will always be living in poverty and when they're more people, more people will be living in poverty, if you mean growth of poverty it is because it is easier to monopolize the country and make lots of money that other people don't have. I'm not sure about the answer to your last question… [cont.]
Answered by Jeff - Mon May 18 21:17:39 2009
Q. I have that question and a couple more: How does population growth correspond with disease and poverty? What has the United Nations done to promote a reduction in population in the past five years?
Asked by help? - Mon May 18 21:07:55 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well population growth affects the limitation of natural resources because people need to use those resources and as more people are around more people are using those resources so eventually they will run out, like oil. Population growth corresponds with disease and poverty because when they're more people disease spreads from person to person faster because you are closer to people, it corresponds with poverty because a percentage of the population will always be living in poverty and when they're more people, more people will be living in poverty, if you mean growth of poverty it is because it is easier to monopolize the country and make lots of money that other people don't have. I'm not sure about the answer to your last question… [cont.]
Answered by Jeff - Mon May 18 21:17:39 2009
What are the growth stimulating food needed at puberty?
Q. My friend is a 13 year old, and she is too short for her height. She started menstruating at the age of 11, and I have heard that after menstruation, girls grow only 1 or 2 inches tall...Does that mean that she won't grow any longer? If there are chances of her growing longer, then, what are the growth stimulating food that has to be taken during puberty?
Asked by BlackStar96 - Sat Apr 3 04:18:00 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. notin lyk tht... a gurl still grows aftr puberty..but the only tin is the growth speed reduces..u can naturally increase the growing speed by doin stretching exercises for legs and spine..u can also suggest ur frnd 2 tke spirolin tablets if absolute necessary..but grwing naturally is the best...so don't lose mind and keep tryin..
Answered by Veena - Sat Apr 3 04:35:02 2010
Q. My friend is a 13 year old, and she is too short for her height. She started menstruating at the age of 11, and I have heard that after menstruation, girls grow only 1 or 2 inches tall...Does that mean that she won't grow any longer? If there are chances of her growing longer, then, what are the growth stimulating food that has to be taken during puberty?
Asked by BlackStar96 - Sat Apr 3 04:18:00 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. notin lyk tht... a gurl still grows aftr puberty..but the only tin is the growth speed reduces..u can naturally increase the growing speed by doin stretching exercises for legs and spine..u can also suggest ur frnd 2 tke spirolin tablets if absolute necessary..but grwing naturally is the best...so don't lose mind and keep tryin..
Answered by Veena - Sat Apr 3 04:35:02 2010
How much hair growth did you get from taking prenatal vitamins?
Q. I heard so much about prenatal vitamins growing hair. How much growth did you get from taking them? How long do you have to wait to see results?
Asked by Marie T - Tue May 12 15:33:39 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Prenatal vitamins DO NOT help your hair grow faster. The only reason why preggo ladies hair grows super-fast has to do with their hormones, not the vitamin itself. Sad to tell you, won't be any less. Same time. There's really no way of accelerating your hair growth... Even though many products out there do claim to help your hair grow faster they just "Promote Regular hair growth" There are many things you might be doing that might slow down your regular hair growth (Such as a poor diet, smoking, stress, lack of sleep, etc.) so that's a good way to start... Here's a few things you can do to get your hair growing again. NATURAL things... -Start eating many fruits and veggies (Especially the dark ones which are higher in Anti-Oxidants… [cont.]
Answered by Ms. Hellen Back - Tue May 12 15:43:10 2009
Q. I heard so much about prenatal vitamins growing hair. How much growth did you get from taking them? How long do you have to wait to see results?
Asked by Marie T - Tue May 12 15:33:39 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Prenatal vitamins DO NOT help your hair grow faster. The only reason why preggo ladies hair grows super-fast has to do with their hormones, not the vitamin itself. Sad to tell you, won't be any less. Same time. There's really no way of accelerating your hair growth... Even though many products out there do claim to help your hair grow faster they just "Promote Regular hair growth" There are many things you might be doing that might slow down your regular hair growth (Such as a poor diet, smoking, stress, lack of sleep, etc.) so that's a good way to start... Here's a few things you can do to get your hair growing again. NATURAL things... -Start eating many fruits and veggies (Especially the dark ones which are higher in Anti-Oxidants… [cont.]
Answered by Ms. Hellen Back - Tue May 12 15:43:10 2009
What are the determinants for economic growth?
Q. Growth is a pretty abstract. What I would like to know what determines growth and how one can steer on it.
Asked by DvBvV - Wed Aug 30 08:15:46 2006 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Economic growth is an increase in the value of goods and services produced in the economy from one period to the next. the formula for GDP= c+i+g+(x-m) or consumption plus investment plus exports minus imports. You can also work this out using opposited such as savings. This is a very simple number and fails to take into account net factor income from the rest of the world and taxation. GNP is a better figure which does. Simply put, Economic growth can be steered through two main ways, monetary and fiscal policy. Monetary means controlling the amount of money in the economy(interest rates) (lower rates more borrowing, less saving. and visa versa) Fiscal policy means the budget and taxation policy. Tax reduces aggregate demand, govt… [cont.]
Answered by marco_syco - Wed Aug 30 10:34:36 2006
Q. Growth is a pretty abstract. What I would like to know what determines growth and how one can steer on it.
Asked by DvBvV - Wed Aug 30 08:15:46 2006 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Economic growth is an increase in the value of goods and services produced in the economy from one period to the next. the formula for GDP= c+i+g+(x-m) or consumption plus investment plus exports minus imports. You can also work this out using opposited such as savings. This is a very simple number and fails to take into account net factor income from the rest of the world and taxation. GNP is a better figure which does. Simply put, Economic growth can be steered through two main ways, monetary and fiscal policy. Monetary means controlling the amount of money in the economy(interest rates) (lower rates more borrowing, less saving. and visa versa) Fiscal policy means the budget and taxation policy. Tax reduces aggregate demand, govt… [cont.]
Answered by marco_syco - Wed Aug 30 10:34:36 2006
what discourages economic growth? What can an average person do to encourage it?
Q. Hi, i need this information for a project, and i cant find it anywhere on the web. Please help. Also what can the government do to help growth?
Asked by Lynx - Thu Oct 22 08:39:25 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Greed for more and more money by highly educated people with greedy and dishonest mentality. Government, Central bankers and regulators not in agreements with fiscal and monetary policies and unable to overcome crisis. Average person should be live normally and not overspend and get into debts.
Answered by Eddy T - Sun Oct 25 22:51:35 2009
Q. Hi, i need this information for a project, and i cant find it anywhere on the web. Please help. Also what can the government do to help growth?
Asked by Lynx - Thu Oct 22 08:39:25 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Greed for more and more money by highly educated people with greedy and dishonest mentality. Government, Central bankers and regulators not in agreements with fiscal and monetary policies and unable to overcome crisis. Average person should be live normally and not overspend and get into debts.
Answered by Eddy T - Sun Oct 25 22:51:35 2009
How do stop the growth of unwanted hair from tummy and around nipples?
Q. I am suffering from unwanted hair growth on my tummy, cleavage and around the nipples. How do I get rid of the unwanted hair in a less expensive and a very safe way?
Asked by Sanjana - Mon Apr 17 13:30:12 2006 - - 7 Answers - 2 Comments
A. unfortunately theres nt too much u can do but invest in a nice set of tweezers...
Answered by genler100 - Mon Apr 17 13:31:54 2006
Q. I am suffering from unwanted hair growth on my tummy, cleavage and around the nipples. How do I get rid of the unwanted hair in a less expensive and a very safe way?
Asked by Sanjana - Mon Apr 17 13:30:12 2006 - - 7 Answers - 2 Comments
A. unfortunately theres nt too much u can do but invest in a nice set of tweezers...
Answered by genler100 - Mon Apr 17 13:31:54 2006
What kind of Hair growth products out there are really good?
Q. My sister is trying to grow her hair out. She's tried Dr. Miracle and Doo Grow and Baby don't be Bald and some others I can't remember, it showed little results after 5-7 months of use. So is there any other good hair growth products that she can use that can show some results?
Asked by unknown - Mon Oct 22 20:13:07 2007 - - 3 Answers - 2 Comments
A. Hair Care for African American Women It`s a fact that healthy hair has faster growth, vibrancy and resilience. But how do you achieve healthy hair? Start With Proper Nutrition This is probably the single most important factor to having healthy hair. Just like any part of the body, the hair needs certain nutrients in certain amounts to be healthy. The problem is that the average person`s diet doesn`t supply all of these nutrients in the proper amounts. There are many ways to increase your vitamin intake eat dark vegetables, nuts, whole grains and pure oils. Or try a hair vitamin. Look for products with essential oils like vitamins E and A, flax seed and borage oils. Be sure your hair vitamin also includes significant amounts of… [cont.]
Answered by denise - Mon Oct 22 20:29:03 2007
Q. My sister is trying to grow her hair out. She's tried Dr. Miracle and Doo Grow and Baby don't be Bald and some others I can't remember, it showed little results after 5-7 months of use. So is there any other good hair growth products that she can use that can show some results?
Asked by unknown - Mon Oct 22 20:13:07 2007 - - 3 Answers - 2 Comments
A. Hair Care for African American Women It`s a fact that healthy hair has faster growth, vibrancy and resilience. But how do you achieve healthy hair? Start With Proper Nutrition This is probably the single most important factor to having healthy hair. Just like any part of the body, the hair needs certain nutrients in certain amounts to be healthy. The problem is that the average person`s diet doesn`t supply all of these nutrients in the proper amounts. There are many ways to increase your vitamin intake eat dark vegetables, nuts, whole grains and pure oils. Or try a hair vitamin. Look for products with essential oils like vitamins E and A, flax seed and borage oils. Be sure your hair vitamin also includes significant amounts of… [cont.]
Answered by denise - Mon Oct 22 20:29:03 2007
What happens to the growth hormones in animals?
Q. What happens to the growth hormones in animals? Do they diminish when the animal is culled or are they transfered to into the body when the meat is eaten?
Asked by essex_reject77 - Sat Mar 31 20:29:13 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I cannot say it is fact but have heard that the hormones do not diminish but are passed on to the consumer. They are not easily ingested, nor do they get eliminated but rather remain in the body's liver, kidneys, appendix and pancreas. Unless your body is highly efficient at eliminating toxins you could end up with all sorts of nasty side-effects from consuming too much meat, unless you go the "organic" route. I notice a big difference in my body's ability to digest meat from the supermarkets as opposed to meat off an organic farm.
Answered by OP - Sat Mar 31 20:41:38 2007
Q. What happens to the growth hormones in animals? Do they diminish when the animal is culled or are they transfered to into the body when the meat is eaten?
Asked by essex_reject77 - Sat Mar 31 20:29:13 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I cannot say it is fact but have heard that the hormones do not diminish but are passed on to the consumer. They are not easily ingested, nor do they get eliminated but rather remain in the body's liver, kidneys, appendix and pancreas. Unless your body is highly efficient at eliminating toxins you could end up with all sorts of nasty side-effects from consuming too much meat, unless you go the "organic" route. I notice a big difference in my body's ability to digest meat from the supermarkets as opposed to meat off an organic farm.
Answered by OP - Sat Mar 31 20:41:38 2007
What percent of the growth of the uninsured population do illegals & and their U.S born children under 18 hav?
Q. What percent of the growth of the uninsured population do illegals & and their U.S.-born children under 18 have in the U.S. ?
Asked by I'm gonna start another riot - Mon Jan 5 12:46:25 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. medicaid-$8.17 billion emergency medical aid-$2.49 billion supplemental security income-$.92 billion medicare part B-$.75 billion These figures are from the 10 year amnesty cost. US born children of illegals account for 75% of uninsured.
Answered by Sasori - Mon Jan 5 14:01:20 2009
Q. What percent of the growth of the uninsured population do illegals & and their U.S.-born children under 18 have in the U.S. ?
Asked by I'm gonna start another riot - Mon Jan 5 12:46:25 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. medicaid-$8.17 billion emergency medical aid-$2.49 billion supplemental security income-$.92 billion medicare part B-$.75 billion These figures are from the 10 year amnesty cost. US born children of illegals account for 75% of uninsured.
Answered by Sasori - Mon Jan 5 14:01:20 2009
What does percentile rank tell you about growth measurements in the baby?
Q. I am just curious because my baby's femur has always shown to be a week behind the rest of his body in growth. I am 21 wks and the dr. said his femur length is in the 15th percentile of growth. What exactly does that mean? We aren't worried at all about it, but I am just not sure what that means. The dr. said that at 21 wks, measuring a week behind is not a red flag. Just curious, though.
Asked by lysistrata411 - Mon Jun 22 23:13:09 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 15th percentile means that 15% of babies at that gestational age have femurs that are smaller than your baby's femur and 85% of babies at that gestational age have bigger femurs than your baby's.
Answered by Gibson is here 7/15/09 - Mon Jun 22 23:22:05 2009
Q. I am just curious because my baby's femur has always shown to be a week behind the rest of his body in growth. I am 21 wks and the dr. said his femur length is in the 15th percentile of growth. What exactly does that mean? We aren't worried at all about it, but I am just not sure what that means. The dr. said that at 21 wks, measuring a week behind is not a red flag. Just curious, though.
Asked by lysistrata411 - Mon Jun 22 23:13:09 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 15th percentile means that 15% of babies at that gestational age have femurs that are smaller than your baby's femur and 85% of babies at that gestational age have bigger femurs than your baby's.
Answered by Gibson is here 7/15/09 - Mon Jun 22 23:22:05 2009
What is the projected growth for the sportsplex industry in the next few years?
Q. I'm doing a projected for my Business Management class. We're opening up a fake business - a local sportsplex - and I need to know the projected growth of this.
Asked by Brit :) - Tue Feb 19 13:02:50 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Last I heard was 10 to 15 percent.
Answered by Whats Up Doc - Sat Feb 23 12:35:41 2008
Q. I'm doing a projected for my Business Management class. We're opening up a fake business - a local sportsplex - and I need to know the projected growth of this.
Asked by Brit :) - Tue Feb 19 13:02:50 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Last I heard was 10 to 15 percent.
Answered by Whats Up Doc - Sat Feb 23 12:35:41 2008
How many growth hormones are actually in milk?
Q. I know it is a big sell for organic milk to say there are no growth hormones or antibiotics. But how many of these growth hormones actually make it into regular milk? Is it actually enough to be concerned enough about to spend the extra couple dollars on organic milk?
Asked by mountain_laurel1183 - Sun Sep 17 11:26:26 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I have worked on three different dairy farms since I was 17. I have seen all ways of doing things and all kinds of feeding and vaccination programs. I would be more concerned with what that organic milk is carrying rather then what is in regular milk. Regular milk is perfectly safe after it has been pasturized. With organic milk those animals are recieving nothing to protect them from disease and a cow can carry alot of diseases without showing any signs of them. Growth hormones should not be a concern either. Most of the hype from that is a ploy from the organic industry to sell their milk. If you have ever seen organicly raised animal verses a normal dairy cow often times the organic animals are thin and sickly looking and are unable to… [cont.]
Answered by andrea - Sun Sep 17 11:58:54 2006
Q. I know it is a big sell for organic milk to say there are no growth hormones or antibiotics. But how many of these growth hormones actually make it into regular milk? Is it actually enough to be concerned enough about to spend the extra couple dollars on organic milk?
Asked by mountain_laurel1183 - Sun Sep 17 11:26:26 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I have worked on three different dairy farms since I was 17. I have seen all ways of doing things and all kinds of feeding and vaccination programs. I would be more concerned with what that organic milk is carrying rather then what is in regular milk. Regular milk is perfectly safe after it has been pasturized. With organic milk those animals are recieving nothing to protect them from disease and a cow can carry alot of diseases without showing any signs of them. Growth hormones should not be a concern either. Most of the hype from that is a ploy from the organic industry to sell their milk. If you have ever seen organicly raised animal verses a normal dairy cow often times the organic animals are thin and sickly looking and are unable to… [cont.]
Answered by andrea - Sun Sep 17 11:58:54 2006
How can I measure the growth rate of plants?
Q. Thanks =D i have their approximate length in centimetres for everyday, how do i find the growth rate?
Asked by ~~Tu Jaane Na~~ - Thu Aug 13 10:50:44 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Their average growth rate would be unrelated to their heights in centimetres everyday. That data would only be useful for a graph or a statistical data view of some kind. The average growth rate can be calculated by finding the current height of the plant and dividing it by the number of hours for which it has been growing. This would give you the number of centimetres per hour. Or you could divide it by the number of days giving you centimetres per day etc. But giving a growth rate for plants as a number is very inaccurate and does not tell you much. Plotting a graph with your data and drawing a curve of growth would be much better! You would put No. Of Days on the X-Axis and Plant Height (cm) on the Y-Axis. If there is more than 1… [cont.]
Answered by ElCRUNKinador - Thu Aug 13 10:58:53 2009
Q. Thanks =D i have their approximate length in centimetres for everyday, how do i find the growth rate?
Asked by ~~Tu Jaane Na~~ - Thu Aug 13 10:50:44 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Their average growth rate would be unrelated to their heights in centimetres everyday. That data would only be useful for a graph or a statistical data view of some kind. The average growth rate can be calculated by finding the current height of the plant and dividing it by the number of hours for which it has been growing. This would give you the number of centimetres per hour. Or you could divide it by the number of days giving you centimetres per day etc. But giving a growth rate for plants as a number is very inaccurate and does not tell you much. Plotting a graph with your data and drawing a curve of growth would be much better! You would put No. Of Days on the X-Axis and Plant Height (cm) on the Y-Axis. If there is more than 1… [cont.]
Answered by ElCRUNKinador - Thu Aug 13 10:58:53 2009
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and Improved Business Segment Profits MarketWatch (press release) MeadWestvaco Corporation (NYSE:MWV) today reported year-over-year sales growth and improved business segment profits for the second quarter ended June 30, ...
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Wed, 28 Jul 2010 17:09:27 GM
This strong . growth. was driven by the full-year impact of facilities commissioned in 2009, notably in Italy, France and Canada as well as by the facilities commissioned during the first half of 2010, which were up by 61.3MW. ...
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