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1. www.bbc.co.uk › bitesize › guidesValid measurements - What needs to be considered when ... - BBC

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   Measurements are precise if the results are very close in value. The choice of measuring apparatus can affect the precision of data collected. For example, during an...

2. royalsocietypublishing.org › doi › 10Climate change, climatic variation and extreme biological ...

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   May 8, 2017 · Here, we assess the extent to which extreme population responses are individualistic (i.e. whether there is an agreement among species about which years are ‘extreme’), and evaluate whether extreme population responses are important determinants of species' long-term population trends.

   • Author: Georgina Palmer, Philip J. Platts, Tom Brereton, Jason W. Chapman, Jason W. Chapman, Calvin Dytham, ...

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3. www.nature.com › scitable › knowledgePhysiological Optima and Critical Limits | Learn Science at ...

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   Organismal distribution limits and responses to climate change depend on how physiological performance varies as the environment shifts between optimal and extreme conditions.

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5. www.cambridge.org › core › booksAn extreme biology (Chapter 8) - Life at the Limits

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   Aug 18, 2009 · In Chapter 1, I proposed a definition of extreme organisms by reference to the life boxes of organisms: the range of physical conditions under which they exist (the non-biological features of their ecological niche). I also proposed that we could recognise two groups of extreme organisms.

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6. www.bbc.co.uk › bitesize › topicsObservation and measurement skills - Working scientifically ...

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   In science, the mean is used most often. To calculate the mean, follow these two steps: Add up all the results. Divide the total by the number of results. For example, to find the mean of 8, 6,...

7. sciencing.com › ideas-science-fair-measurementIdeas for Science Fair Measurement Projects | Sciencing

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   Design a science project or poster display that demonstrates how to work conversions between the two systems, gives the history of metric measurements and tells why they are used in scientific research. Do a survey of everyday items to see how many references to metric measurements you can find.

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   How do we define extreme organisms?

   • In Chapter 1, I proposed a definition of extreme organisms by reference to the life boxes of organisms: the range of physical conditions under which they exist (the non-biological features of their ecological niche). I also proposed that we could recognise two groups of extreme organisms.

   An extreme biology (Chapter 8) - Life at the Limits

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   Is measurement a science fair project?

   • At first glance, measurement might seem a little pedestrian as a science fair project, but if you are imaginative, you can come up with some really fascinating concepts involving measurement. Plus you’ll learn a lot about math, estimation, geometry and even society as you complete some of these.

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   Why is biological measurement considered an extension of classical measurement?

   • Depending on the perspective, biological measurement may be seen as an extension of classical measurement in order to accommodate the historicity and variability of biological objects, or as a different concept altogether because the objects are not described theoretically by underlying equations.

   Measurement in biology is methodized by theory - Maël Montévil

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   What is measurement in molecular biology?

   • In the literature, there is at least one such account: following the informational metaphor, molecular biology often considers measurement as a classical measurement applied to finite, entirely discrete features: the sequences of nucleotides.

   Measurement in biology is methodized by theory - Maël Montévil

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   How do we measure a part or an aspect of an organism?

   • In biology, the measurement of a part or an aspect of an organism may be performed by the commensurability with a physical object, for example, the length (in meters) of this organism, here and now, measured in physical units. However, this alone is only sufficient to know if we can put it ”as is” in a box of a given length.

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   What is biological measurement?

   • The concept of biological measurement which we propose accommodates simultaneously the organisms or cells and their part or aspect of interest which may be quantified. In our framework, a measurement is relative to a history and context. To develop reproducible experiments, biologists observe specimens with a shared past.

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9. montevil.org › publications › articlesMeasurement in biology is methodized by theory - Maël Montévil

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   Oct 26, 2024 · We characterize measurement in biology from a theoretical perspective with a focus on historicity. We analyze experimental strategies and reproducibility.