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PowerPoint Slides for Chapter 0:How to Use ICB
by A. Malcolm Campbell, Laurie J. Heyer, & Christopher Paradise
0.1 Guide to Effectively Use ICB
Integrating Concepts in Biology
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Learning Objectives• construct a list of reasons ICB is not a typical textbook• describe the five Bid Ideas and the five size scales• distinguish ICB from typical introductory textbooks• analyze data when variance is provided• evaluate the reason for having you construct your own
knowledge• explain the role of ethical, legal, social implications in
ICB
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What was the question?
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What was the experimental design?
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Was there a difference in Q1?
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Was information is missing?
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What is the value of error bars?
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What is does * indicate?
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What does p < 0.05 mean?
* = p < 0.05
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Does 0.001 mean the differences are more significant?
* = p < 0.001
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What is the general trend in the data?
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Any exceptions?
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What can you conclude about Q10?
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Bio-Math Exploration 0.1
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All of Biology in Five Big Ideas
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Five Big Ideas at Five Size Scales
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