### activity | analysis:

Foliar analysis
* useful method of indicating possible nutrient deficiencies.
* valuable tool for identifying nutrient deficiency and toxicity symptoms.

### activity | analysis:

Functional analysis
* Functional analyses use data collection to prove the reason for problem behaviors.
* Some functional analyses show cell motility.
* are part of mathematical analysises.
* combination of linear algebra and analysis.
* hypothesis testing and hypothesis confirming approach.
* is studied in transgenic and knock-out mice.
* process for looking at relationships between behavior and the environment.
* tries to measure and locate brain activity.
+ Applied behavior analysis, Analyzing Behavior, Functional analysis
  * The reason for problem behavior must be known before a behavioral intervention can be done. So before treatment for a problem behavior can happen a functional analysis must be done. Toward a functional analysis of self injury. Functional analyses use data collection to prove the reason for problem behaviors. Problem behavior is usually reinforced accidentally. This reinforcement increases the rates of problem behavior. FAs use this idea to prove the cause of problem behavior. A functional analysis is done like an experiment. During an FA, a behavior analyst will go through different trials with a person.

Fundamental analysis
* is an analysis
* is the appreciation of the economics underlying a particular trade
  - interpretation of information provided by macroeconomic data
  - use of commodity supply and demand data to make price projections
  - used to determine which stocks possess a strong value foundation

Gender analysis
* Most gender analysis is limited to how the global economy impacts on women.
* involves the disaggregation of quantitative data by gender.
* is an important element of comprehensive development policy research
  - used to assist with organisational planning and improve service delivery
* requires separating data by sex, and understanding how labour is divided and valued.
* way of looking at reality.

### activity | analysis:

Genetic analysis
* Genetic analyses can be difficult in asexual organisms because of the inability to perform crosses
  - indicate homology
  - provide evidence
* Genetic analyses reveal levels
  - speciation
  - show that males and females have several different mates within a single season
* Most genetic analyses indicate homology.
* Some genetic analyses indicate raccoons.
* Some genetic analyses show ancestors
  - common ancestors
  - diversity
  - dogs
  - use markers
* can also play a part in determining the physical well-being of our ancestors
  - provide information about other family members
* indicates that both phenotypes are inherited as autosomal dominants
  - most individuals specialize in a particular host species
  - tolerance fairly simple dominant trait
* provides an unbiased means of identifying novel molecules of functional importance
  - diagnosis and therapy for disease and aging
* requires the trait measurements on many individuals of known parentage.
* reveals promiscuity among female cheetahs
  - that male fish eat their own young
* shows that essentially colon and rectal tumours are genetically the same cancer.
* tells what each gene does and tells the body to do.
+ Colorectal cancer: Cancer
  * Genetic analysis shows that essentially colon and rectal tumours are genetically the same cancer. Symptoms of colorectal cancer typically include rectal bleeding and anemia which are sometimes associated with weight loss and changes in bowel habits.