Answer to Question 1
the effects of absorption qualities upon tissues and radiographic appearances
Rationale: Tissues of different atomic numbers will either absorb the beam or allow the beam to pass easily through. Tissues with high atomic number such as bone will absorb most of the beam, resulting in white image components. Tissues easily penetrated will appear darker.
Answer to Question 2
collimate
Rationale: Scatter radiation occurs during interaction with patient tissue. The most effective means to decrease scatter production is through beam restriction.
Primary production is positively correlated with the evapotranspiration rate.
Tractor beam
Cereal production in Africa may decrease by as much as 50% by 2080 in some areas
Products like Beano contain enzymes that help reduce the production of gas in the large intestine
ATP Production in Cardiac Muscle
Determination of the genotype of F2 plants by the production of F3 progeny