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Oops, I meant "multilooped. It autocorrected it 0.o As in, circuits with multiple batteries. Can someone explain why the loop and current directions when using kirkhoffe's rules are arbitrary? Because if you choose the direction to be wrong, you'll simply end up with a negative current. Howeve...

Nope. Randomized Controlled Trial Study. What is the severity of disease that the agent causes to host? Actually, InfinityFlat was not really wrong. It is only an RCT if it is randomized and controlled, and you didn't say that it was. Technically studies that aren't RCTs are called quasi-experiment...

More more question... we just had our regional this past Saturday.... I noticed quite a few "tube-ulums". ( PVC tubes you play with flip-flops.) One of the rules states you have to be able to hold a note for at least 3 seconds. Pretty sure a tube-ulum can't do that. Should these be allowe...

It was Environmental Antecedent. A bit obscure, but I've seen it on a test before.

isaysroar wrote:risk?

No, this one is a bit more obscure.

strawberrygirl wrote:What is the transfer of an agent from a reservoir to a host by suspended air particles, inanimate objects, or animate intermediaries?

Mode of Transmission

The spectrum of circumstances that set the stage for illness or disease outbreak.

foreverphysics wrote:Which ones?

This was just someone pointed out to me last night - the only ones I'm aware of at the moment are for experimental design: the Conestoga 2012 and Wright State Invitational

Just FYI, some of the tests on the test exchange are still unavailable.

isaysroar wrote:Vector!

A human experiment?

Clinical Trial?

Lady Epidemic wrote:

Infinity Flat wrote:
Q4: The proportion of persons infected, after exposure to a causative agent, who then develop clinical disease.

Is it Pathogenicity?

Yep