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Quantitative Analysis

The essay has to have the form of a brief research report, with sections
 Introduction. This is where the research topic, problem, purpose and question(s) are
described and justified by (limited) literature review.
 Research design. This is where the design (methodology, scope, data collection, sampling,
analysis, et cetera) is described and again justified. The overarching methodology is by
definition quantitative but you should also indicate what type of detailed design as discussed
in week 2 you apply. State and justify hypothesis if applicable.
 Results. This is where results (inferential statistics) and – if useful – some of the data
(descriptive statistics) are described. Remember, a picture says more than a 1000 words.
Make sure all information included here is effective and crystal clear.
 Discussion. This is where the results are interpreted. How do your findings compare to
literature? Describe how limitations influence the findings or interpretation thereof.
Mention any possibly interesting serendipitous findings.
 Conclusions. This is where you answer the research question. Has to be brief and to the
point. May include recommendations.
 References. List according to Harvard system.
 Annex. Include a full description of your statistical analysis in an annex. Readers do not want
to see that in the main report but it is essential that the information is documented clearly.
An annex is a perfect spot for that. It is also good practice to document the data in an annex,
again there is typically no need to include (raw) data in main report.
The References and Annexes are not included in the word count. Content in tables is not included in
word count.

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Scholarship Essay

questions are as follows:
1. What do you hope to gain from participating in the program?
2. Why have you chosen your particular major?
3. How might this experience help you in your field of study or future career?

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History Essay

Instructions for Essay #1
On the following pages are two (2) essay questions. Choose one (1) question only, and write an
essay answering the question. In writing your essay, note the following instructions:
 Address every part of the question. Be sure to answer each part of the question in the prompt. It
may help to organize your essay using the parts of the prompt as a guide.
 Include a thesis statement. You are encouraged to introduce the main argument of your essay in
the first or second paragraph, so that your explanation of it is clear throughout.
 Think for yourself. Answer the questions with your own brainpower, in your own words. This is
NOT a research paper assignment!
***Do NOT visit the Library or the World Wide Web for additional resources. Everything you
need to answer the question is in the listed sources. Students who use outside sources risk
failing the assignment***
 Prove your point. Provide ample evidence to support your argument(s) by providing concrete
examples and illustrations from your reading. You do not need to use quotations, but your paper
should demonstrate a familiarity with the important arguments made by the documents.
 Avoid personal sentiments. Voice your view, but avoid using the first person and personal
sentiments such as “I feel that…” or “I believe that…” Your essay should make an academic
argument based on evidence, not opinion.
 Cite your sources. Be sure to make specific reference to and cite specific examples from your
reading as evidence to support your answer.
 Use your own words. Plagiarism is unacceptable. If you are confused about what constitutes
plagiarism, consult the library’s guide, or ask the instructor.
 Citations. You may use whatever format you like (MLA, APA, Chicago style) to cite your
sources, but you must make clear for your reader where your information (and not just direct
quotations) comes from.

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Short Answer and Essay

Topic:
Short Answer and Essay

1. This order contains two sections: Short Answer and Essay. There are three short answer questions and two essay questions
2. Use only the facts that I have presented to you in the questions in answering the questions. Do not assume any other facts. If you believe your answer depends on a material fact that is missing then state what this fact is and why it matters in answering the question.
3. Please answer every question in complete sentences. Essay answers should contain paragraphs/complete sentences and be logically organized. Bullet point answers or outline answers will be accepted. Conciseness, clarity, grammar and spelling will be expected.
4. Please limit your answers to the issues that the class has covered so far. A question may contain more than one issue, which all should be addressed if covered in the class.
5. Please define key terms, refer/cite to case law (found in the textbook) and refer/cite to Constitutional Amendments in your answer. When citing case law, please be sure to state the facts and the holding of the case and how it applies to the issue(s) in the question.

Short Answer #1: Discuss, describe, compare, and contrast direct and circumstantial evidence. Be sure to give examples of each.
Short Answer #2: What is the Brady rule? Provide an example of a violation of this rule. What are the consequences of a violation of the Brady rule?
Short Answer #3: In terms of lost, misplaced, or destroyed evidence, according to the Supreme Court, what must be shown in order to prove a violation of due process?
Essay #1: Explain and discuss how Crawford v. Washington (2004) made major changes in the law. What amendments and issues were involved in this case? Please include a summary of the facts and an explanation of the holding of the Court in Crawford v. Washington and whether any other case was affected by the Court’s holding in Crawford v. Washington, including the holding of this affected case and in what way it was overturned. Additionally, fully explain why you agree or disagree with the decision.
Essay #2: In an essay, discuss fully the scope of the privilege against self-incrimination, including providing a discussion of and examples of when the privilege agaisnt self-incrimation does and does not apply. Be sure to provide references to the textbook. Additionally, please cite to and explain all relevant key term definitions, case law, amendment and/or statute, and provide explanations of and for the cited to case law, Amendment and/or statute in regard to the issue(s) in this question.

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editing sepsis

file to be edited and reduce the number of words to 3000 words only.
the edition should not change the meaning , should be make the whole documents understandable and concise .
thanks . no changes in the in text references . please be advised that this file will be submitted via turnitin. so be careful. please be advised that in case the editing is not done proberly , i will cancel the order , as i donnot have time for revision at all.

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Dissertation Proposal Case Study

 
Great to hear you are interested in working on another project with me based on our previous work that I was so happy with! Thank you for the amazing work done before. This new project is an extension of our previous work with economic development economics in emerging markets. Please read the instruction below and let me know if you have any questions. What is new here is I am going away from a mixed model approach to a case study approach and need a new research question(s). The focus country is Vietnam and may include South Korea. Will forward you specific references in this regard later.

Thank you for looking at my new case study proposal project and I look forward to working with you on this big 40 page project.

1. (6 Pages). This project will become a case study research design and methodology based on Yin, 2014. Case Study Research: Design and Methods. Sage. (Please use Yin’s 2014 methods of plan, design, prepare, collect, analyze, and share methodology. This has to be explained in chapters 1,2,3, but do not do any data collection).

2. The basis of this new case study approach for the design and research methodology will now have a main theme to take an economic development project in Vietnam to the next level, putting into the larger economic context and evaluating it in light of the historically-evolved culture and different forms of investment that have taken place. Chapters 3 and 1 need to be updated to reflect a case study approach to my methodology. (The research questions, mixed model methodology, etc. need to dropped and replaced with this case study design and methodology).

3. (12 Pages). This project involves reshaping some of the concepts of my existing proposal, but not changing the substance so much. What is first needed is to give the proposal a very systemic lens view (systems thinking) for the framework of the proposal by building on and deepening the work Ockie and Nam have done. See Ockie and Nam’s systems research articles to reference and write from (six articles enclosed). This will take up 12 pages.

4. (12 Pages). A brief history and background about Vietnam going back to colonial beginnings to understand how their culture and legal foundations manifested to date is important. See previous examples of other countries marked in my proposal and where to insert/merge this new information in Chapter 2. This will take 6 pages on background and 2 more pages for a very brief current day SWOT analysis on Vietnam in Chapter 2 for a total of 8 pages on Vietnam. Then 2 pages in Chapter 1 concisely explaining this in the run up of Vietnam in my introduction. Lastly, 2 more pages on Vietnam in Chapter 3 for what it is going to be researched with the how and why in my methodology with types and sources of data derived specifically from Ockie and Nam’s work that has already been done. Therefore, 12 new pages of new research on Vietnam + the 6 pages using Yin, 2014. Case Study Research: Design and Methods. Sage. As my methodology and design for this case study. (Again, please use Yin’s 2014 methods of plan, design, prepare, collect, analyze, and share methodology. This has to be explained in chapters 1,2,3, but you do not have to do any data collection, just explain what, why, and how and sources and types of data that I will collect for Chapter 4).

5. (4 Pages). 4 pages to move and rewrite some of the most salient components of my previous work on system dynamics modeling (SDM) as a valuable tool in the description of poverty situations and how it could be used in this way from Chapter 3 to now be included in Chapter 2 in my lit review. The most important part of SDM is explaining how it works, so that the SDM models used in the ELLabs intervention are as clear and understandable as possible (See ELLabs/SDM work Ockie and Nam articles enclosed and the web). This is important b/c I want to build upon and deepen Ockie and Nam’s work on SDM that has already been done with SDM et al. including their sources and types of data.

6. (2 Pages.) I used the phrase many times in the current draft proposal: FDI, PPP, ABCD, and the adoption of SDM resource mapping (Moura & Forte, 2010). This needs to be corrected in all of them with this new case study approach. The problem with it is it seems like these four, intimately linked parts of one total approach have been used as an intervention to alleviate poverty. With the exception of Ockie and Nam’s ground breaking work with poverty reduction using SDM as a tool, this has not been done before especially linking FDI, PPP, and ABCD. Therefore, the question, then, becomes where and how does SDM actually fit? As such, SDM would just need to be set apart from FDI, PPP, and ABCD so that it doesn’t appear to be part of one packages of the four. This needs to be cleaned up, explained better, refined, and linked better FDI, PPP, ABCD with Ockie and Nam’s work in all the references of same. I will highlight and explain where in the existing proposal you will need to insert clarifications.

7. (2 Pages). 2 pages to draft a suitable or several research questions based on this new case study design and methods approach from the above and Ockie and Nam’s work to be inserted in Chapter 1 and the reflected/merged into Chapter 3 for the methodology run up.

8. (1 Page). Please rewrite the abstract and add a new title based on the above. The new titled should not be more than 11 words.

9. (1 Page). Please update the TOC with correct paginations/format, etc. so that the document works flawlessly.

10. 40 Total Pages for this new case study proposal project.

11. Please be very conscious with APA 6th Edition attributions (citations/referencing) so that all match and add up from the beginning. Please add 25 or more new citations as appropriate. Most importantly please use concision and write in Active Voice and not Passive Voice in scholarly prose as in the existing proposal and use the format and style you see in the proposal in US English and please limit superfluous colloquialisms. Use the para numbering protocol so that is all consistent.

12. Lastly, as I realize this is a rigorous, robust, and complex project, so please feel free to contact me with any questions, concerns, ideas, suggestions, and so on; on a timely basis and I will respond within 24-48 hours. Please update me on your progress at least once a week.

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 Why Young Americans Are Turned Off To Politics&quot

 
This is for a Research Methods in Political Science class, it is a Research Methods Book Review. All the questions must be thoroughly addressed, it must be a well written and well formatted paper.

Order Instructions…..
You will be required to read Lawless and Fox’s Running From Office.
After you do so you will be required to write a review of at least 4 pages (Double Spaced, 12 point, Times New Roman Font) addressing the following issues:

1. Identify one of the major explanatory research questions the authors were seeking to address.

2. What types of research designs and methods were employed to answer these questions?

3. Identify multiple hypotheses being tested in the study specifying the independent and dependent variables and units of analysis.

2. What were the main findings of the study?

4. How would you assess the overall methodological quality of study?

5. Identify specific strengths and weaknesses.

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professional skills

 
My product is package of {specific promotor + miRNA + suicide gene} then using bone mesenchymal stem cells as a vehicle to treat cancer cell. So you have to mention this product in point number 6 below.
6. Competition, Risk Analysis and Contingency Plans
6.1 Competitor Analysis
6.2 SWOT analysis
6.3 Contingency planning
and show the different between this product with others what makes my product better than others.and please use Harvard style references new version by using EndNote software only

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British literature analysis

 

I. Please answer of the following questions in a well- organized and developed, original and insightful essay. Try to keep your essay to no more than three typed pages. You must cite form the works you choose to discuss in your essay. (50% of Grade).

1. Please discuss representations of religion in at least two of the writers we have studied.
I studied about the Romantic period, and the book is The NORTON ANTHOLOGY ENGLISHH LITERATURE Volume D
Writers I have studied: William Wordsworth, William Blake, John Keats, and Mary Shelley

II. Grade Criteria: Part 2 (50% of Grade)

1. Apply

Introduction is clear and states the author, title, and genre of the texts, and the thesis is clearly stated.
Paragraphs are coherent and well developed
Conclusion clearly summarizes the main points of the analysis.
Major grammatical errors are avoided: comma splices, fused sentences, fragments, and agreement errors.
Correct punctuation is used.

2. Analysis

Passages form the texts relevant to your thesis are cited in the essay.
Language of the cited passages is closely analyzed to validate your thesis.

3. Produce

Thesis is clear and validated by a thoughtful and close reading of the texts.
Theoretical and interpretive strategies are utilized where appropriate.
Discussion places the texts in the lager conceptual framework of the Enlightenment and Romanticism.

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Business Financial Plan for Epiphany’s Funeral Cente

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The Business Plan assignments for week 4 include a one year projected budget broken down monthly, an opening day balance sheet, a price sheet and a financial statement paragraph.

Projected Budget

Draft the financial planning and pricing strategy components of your business plan. Your financial plan should focus on the essentials of your business’ projected budget – things like projected revenues (from your market analysis) and expenses such as property, equipment, employees, taxes, utilities, costs of goods, etc. – don’t waste your time bothering with things like depreciation. I want to see that you can get down to the fundamentals. Do a 1-year budget projection (e.g. total of all expenses and revenues ) broken down by month. This will enable you to closely monitor revenues and expenses as they occur, and make any necessary adjustments should the figures differ from your initial projections. Don’t forget about phone, lights, gas, mortgage payment or rent, internet, advertising, car payment if you use your car, salaries for yourself and employees. Office supplies, cleaning supplies, maintenance fees, and service contracts should be included. Insurances, like liability, workmen’s compensation, insurance on your building, car and perhaps yourself if you should get hurt. Think of every possible expense you may encounter for the month. Some months will have more expenses than others due to mortgage payments and the like. Please use Excel for your 1 year budget projection.

Include a paragraph about your finances. Your financial paragraph should indicate clearly how much cash is needed by the prospective investors or bankers, and the intended purpose for the money. Lastly, the investor needs to be told how and when he or she may expect to cash out of the investment. Here is a site that has some templates that may be helpful to you. https://www.score.org/template_gallery.html

Opening day balance sheet
A balance sheet shows the financial position of your company at a single moment in time; in this case, it will be as of opening day. Use your Startup Expenses spreadsheet to get the basic data for the balance sheet. Here are some accounting rules which will help you construct an accurate balance sheet: Assets are recorded at the lower of cost or current market value. Since your assets will be newly acquired, put them down at cost. If you have donated personal possessions to the business (e.g., a vehicle), enter them at market value.
Include a price list for all goods and services.