A professor researching seaweed at a laboratory in the United States has been offered a position at a Chinese university. She needs to decide whether to move her experiments to China or whether to start the experiments over. Would it be appropriate scientific methodology to transport her experiments to China and continue them there?

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7 March, 02:06

A professor researching seaweed at a laboratory in the United States has been offered a position at a Chinese university. She needs to decide whether to move her experiments to China or whether to start the experiments over. Would it be appropriate scientific methodology to transport her experiments to China and continue them there?

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Taniya Hoover · Answer 1

No

Explanation:

It is given that a professor doing a research study on seaweed in United States has decided to shift to China for a new position and is deciding whether to shift the experiment from US to China or to restart her experiment in China. But it is not scientifically appropriate to transport the experiment to China since transporting to China may alter the results of the experiment on the Seaweed. Various geological factors and environmental conditions decides the results of an experiment. Therefore it is not advisable to shift her experiment to China.

Hence the answer is No.