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However, the employer can discriminate if the nature of activities does not allow hiring a disabled person, if costs involved are high or as a result of genuine... The essay "The Changes in Employment Law Introduced by the Equality Act 2010" describes that the employment law has undergone various changes as a result of the Equality Act 2010....
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The study of the metabolic pathways involved in the transformed cells is required for the study and treatment of cancer.... The metabolic pathways present in these cell lines must be studied for the treatment of cancer in the humans.... This essay declares that cancer cells requires more energy and metabolites for the cell growth and proliferation.... The growth rates of the cancer cells are very rapid and uncontrollable....
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Surgical treatment involves surgical excision of a tumor or an entire organ but the propensity of cancer cells to microscopically metastases makes it effective only in localized small cancers such as breast and prostate tumors.... Chemotherapy involves the treatment of cancer with cytotoxic drugs that can have many effects specifically geared towards the elimination of cancer cells.... In essence, the goal of cancer treatment is to remove or destroy the malignant cells without excessive damage to the body....
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Thus, the author aims to find the link between socioeconomic factors and how the presence or the lack there of such factors will contribute to the long term risk of cancer in adolescents.... However, upon further independent research undertaken through reputable data bases like Blackwell Synergy and Science Direct, it was surprising to see that there were little if any related studies pertaining to the risk of cancer within young adults in later life arising from socioeconomic and environmental factors....
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hellip; The adults are at high risk of developing health complications including cancer and diseases of the lungs.... The writer of the paper "Danger Of Smoking For The Society" discusses the banning of cigarette sale and smoking as it is important to reduce the healthcare costs, smoking-related medical conditions, and financial burdens of the smokers and their families....
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Knowing these differences allows the system to predict the type of cancer a patient has before any other tests are made.... Due to the nature of this problem, a clustering algorithm is appropriate.... he datasets available for the study contain DNA samples from AML and ALL cancer patients....
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This paper will discuss a non-mammalian endangered species and analyze the issues that have caused it to become endangered, especially in reference to its habitat issues.... The species chosen for the paper is the dwarf crocodile that mostly inhabits the swamps of Central and West Africa.... nbsp;… In being an endangered species, the dwarf crocodile is now very rare to find across its entire range....
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The paper "Technology and nature of Surveillance" is focused on surveillance as the collection and processing of personal data, which can be either, personally identifiable or not, with a view to managing or exerting influence on the people whose data or information has been gathered....
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