A controlled variable is one that is used as a standard of comparison for checking results of an experiment and kept constant throughout an experiment and is the basis for every decision after an experiment. Scientific control is an experiment that is designed to minimize the effects of variables other than independent variables. Take the test and learn more!
Minimize the effect of variables
Make proper findings
Maximise the effect of variables
Find out about variables
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Reliability of results
Understanding of terms
Unreliability of results
Reliability of occurrences
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Scientific method
Scientific problem
Scientific situations
Scientific findings
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Alternate explanations of experimental results
Alternate problems of experimental results
Alternate explanations of measures of control
Alternate problems of measures of control
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They are specific to the type of experiment being performed
They are not properly detailed unless more effort is placed
They are prone to mislead
They are based on findings
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Molecular markers
Atomical markers
Scientific markers
Professional markers
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They are always valid
They result in more problem
They make work slower
It aids proper results
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It is very difficult
It wastes time
It gives doubted results
It is not always the best
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Be separated
Be known
Be understood
Be noticed
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Dilutant alone
Dilutant isn't always needed
Dilutant control
Other scientific controls are available
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