Suppose we measured the blood pressure of 100 randomly selected patients in a hospital. Our aim is to evaluate which variable, age or gender, is associated with blood pressure. We record the patient’s age as 1 if their age is greater than 65, and 0 otherwise. Similarly, we record the patient’s gender as 1 if they are female, and 0 if they are male. The scatter plots below depict these associations. We obtained two F test statistics: 194.91 for comparing the average blood pressures among age groups, and 0.0221 for comparing the average blood pressures among gender groups. The cutoff  for an upper tail probability of 0.05 under an F distribution with df1=1 and df2=98 (=) is 3.938.  What is your conclusion? 

The goal of phase II metabolism is to  

Which of the following statements are true about fleas? (Select all that apply.)

The                               proposes that about 10% of established, non-native species will become invasive by overcoming barriers at each step of the invasion process: 10% of species will be transported beyond their native range 10% of species will establish viable populations in the wild or new environment 10% of species will become invasive or pest species

______ is a process whereby the drug is _____ to a more  _____,  _____ _____,  or _____  _____.

Drugs that end with the drug stem -floxacin are classified as _______  _______. 

Drugs ending with the stem -fenac are classified as ______.

Extra credit: Describe the changes that occur to cardiovascular physiology with chronic aerobic training.  *Please note: This is extra credit. Save it until the end so that you do not run out of time. 

Fenoprofen, flurbiprofen, ibuprofen, and ketoprofen are classified as _______.

The result in the prior question supports the ____ explanation of jurors’ tendency to ignore judge’s instruction to disregard inadmissible evidence.