Answer needs to be 150 words or more.
---Contrast direct and indirect methods of measuring bacterial growth and discuss the limitations of each method
Measuring
bacterial growth:
1. Direct methods:
i. Plate counts
Advantages: Measures viable cells
Disadvantage: We need to perform serial dilutions and grow bacteria
on plates (incubation period of 12 hrs)
ii. Direct microscopic count
Advantages: Gives a direct count
Disadvantages: We can not always distinguish live vs dead. Motile
bacteria are difficult to count.
iii. Filtration
iv. Most probable number
2. Indirect methods:
i. Turbidity
As bacteria grow in the culture, the turbidity increases which can
be used measured using the spectrometer.
Advantages: Rapid
Disadvantages: No distinguishment between live vs dead cells
ii. Dry weight
Cells are pelleted and weighed.
Advantages: Rapid
Disadvantages: No distinguishment between live vs dead cells. It
gives an approximate value.
iii. Metabolic activity
Answer needs to be 150 words or more. ---Contrast direct and indirect methods of measuring bacterial...
Which method of measuring current is more accurate direct or indirect method? Direct: using multimeter Indirect: Ohms Law Which disturbs the circuit operation and should be avoided?
Bacteria acquire genes by a number of different methods. Compare and contrast bacterial transduction to bacterial conjugation. In your answer describe how these methods are similar or different, how they work, and give specific examples of genes that are acquired for each method.
Financial statement preparers have two choices in preparing the statement of cash flows: the indirect method and the direct method. The indirect method is used extensively in practice even though the F.A.S.B. has expressed a preference for the direct method. In your initial post, discuss the similarities and differences between the direct and indirect methods, and the advantages of using each method. Your answer should illustrate understanding of the cash flow statement. A minimum of 200 to 200 words is...
Financial statement preparers have two choices in preparing the statement of cash flows: the indirect method and the direct method. The indirect method is used extensively in practice even though the F.A.S.B. has expressed a preference for the direct method. In your initial post, discuss the similarities and differences between the direct and indirect methods, and the advantages of using each method. Your answer should illustrate understanding of the cash flow statement. A minimum of 200 to 200 words is...
answer with in 500. words
4. Compare and contrast the three forms of foreign direct investment with examples?
Cite all sources.
Please answer the following question(s):
1. Compare and contrast the direct write-off method and the
allowance method for bad debts.
2. Explain when the expense for uncollected accounting receivable
is recognized for each method. Why?
3. Why is the direct write-off method not considered to follow
generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP)?
4. Discuss the allowance method and the direct write-off method of
accounting for bad debts. When is the expense for uncollected
accounts receivable recognized under each...
Answer the following question in your own words. Your answer must have a 150 minimum word count: Describe the difference between direct and indirect costs and provide examples of each for an outpatient clinic.
min 300 words
Select TWO of the following topics to discuss: 1. Discuss the purposes of Statement of the Cash Flow, and what makes SCF different from other financial reports (e.g., Balance Sheet & Income Statement). 2. Discuss differences between Direct and Indirect methods to prepare a statement of Cash Flow. 3. Discuss the Indirect method in more detail.
What are a pregnant woman's nutrient needs? (Answer must be minimum of 150 words in length. And no copy & paste from Google please. Thx!)
In around 200 words explain Discuss the difference between direct costs and indirect costs by using an example for each. What is an example of an organization that is “out of control”? Please include a discussion of how and why the control was lost.