These are used to show the process from where the body first encounters an increased body temperature, then all the steps in between and then finally what the body does to counteract and keep the body temperature regulated. ... The action of the antidiuretic hormone (ADH) in controlling the water levels in the body is an example of a homeostatic mechanism in place to keep the body's internal environment constant. This control of water balance by the ADH is also an example of a feedback cycle. ...

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Controlled: During the experiment I will keep a constant temperature at 25 ∘C. ... Click on the start button and wait until this process finishes. ... Once this process finishes, click on the syringe and drag it backwards. ... Repeat steps 1-6 increasing the light intensity each time by 10 lux until you get to 100 lux. ... Results: A table to show how the increasing in light intensity affects the amount of oxygen produced, as well, the control variables are included. ...

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Other problems in the public's perception of environmental issues include the slow process it involves. ... If we took a couple of steps back we might see a completely different picture. ... This means that the explosion of population plus the industrialization process has increased greatly the amount of CO2 pumped into the air. ... But in reality none of them make much sense, they just try to keep the population under control and try to avoid causing stress. ...

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Beach nourishment is an effective coastal protection measure. Beach nourishment involves replacing sand lost through erosion by adding fresh sand brought from another beach or dredged from the sea floor. This method is capable of transforming a narrow, eroded coast into a wide, sandy beach that can ...

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This process raises the temperature of the atmosphere near the Earth, which in turn raises sea level, increases evaporation and precipitation to affect global cloud cover; and thereby alters the distribution of climate across the surface of the planet. ...

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The documentary focuses on a global issue which threatens our planet: global warming along with the causes and the frightening possible effects of this unwanted process. While bringing some undeniable proofs and arguments that global warming is a real and dangerous process, this documentary is meant to have a moral and political impact, by raising the awareness of the viewer and dropping a hint on changing the "political will". ...

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