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Applications, advantages and disadvantages of Nanotechnology

Nano technology: Applications, advantages and disadvantages Nano-technology is among the most advanced fields of science and like every advanced field, it is full of both risks and opportunities. Several government and private bodies are investing in research on nanotechnology since the field holds immense potential. While the technology holds strong potential in various areas from

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Wuthering Heights: Chapterwise summary and analysis – 1

Wuthering Heights Chapterwise Summary and Analysis: Chapter 1 to 11 Chapter 1 : The novel opens with a  description of the main settings ’Wuthering Heights’ and main character Heathcliff by Lockwood, the primary narrator of the novel. The date is the beginning of the nineteenth century.  Lockwood finds the natural settings of his new hideout

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Research design and its types: Exploratory, descriptive and causal

Research designs in marketing research and their types: Exploratory, descriptive and causal A common definition of research is gathering and analysing information systematically. After having set the objectives of research, next step is to decide the research design which best suits the research objectives. It is on the basis of the research design that the

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Non Probability sampling & its types

What is Non Probability sampling? Highlight its types. Non Probability sampling unlike probability sampling does not offer all the subjects equal chances of being selected. True random sampling is always difficult to perform because the researchers are bound by time, money and other constraints which inevitably leads to them using another sampling technique called non probability

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Sampling and its types

What is sampling in research? Statistical sampling means selecting a small group or a sample group  as a representative section of the entire population and to perform a statistical experiment on it and then relate (extrapolate) the findings to the larger population. In several experiments, you cannot sample the entire population because it would not

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