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reliability = consistent results, obtained through repetition i.e. an experiment is reliable if it yields consistently similar results under the same conditions. accuracy = how far off the 'true' value the measured value is. To increase accuracy, you may use better (often more expensive)...

Okay I'm not that good at these types of questions, but I'll take a stab at it (I could be horribly wrong, someone please correct me) If similar values were obtained during repetitions, then the results are consistent, so the experiment is reliable, I'm guessing. However the accuracy of this...

Lol reading the thread title alone, I thought you had your 1st shower in 6 weeks :S

I think UNSW have a compulsory Honours year for BSc (Adv), which adds on the extra year. At USyd, Honours is optional and depends on your performance (but you have to maintain a certain mark otherwise you'll be transferred to BSc, honours or not)

Ah crap, apparently the dentistry degree has a prerequisite of BIOL1003 (or equivalent) as the bare minimum or something like that Sorry for the false info

Has anybody seen this pic? Sexist, but made me laugh xD

GAMSAT is basically the UMAT for graduates, it isn't specifically dentistry related. However, apparently science grads have an advantage so you're better off with a science degree I guess. The oral health degree may help with the dentistry course itself, but the science degrees will probably...

I'm going to say exothermic cos the products have a lower energy than the reactants (remainder of energy prolly expelled out as heat etc.), but I'm not entirely sure

noice

My question lacks clarity, what I'm looking for is practice tips on how to play trills. My fingers always stall whilst trilling, so how may I be able to stop this from happening

I wanted to know the correct finger/hand technique for executing a trill

I'm guessing UNSW because of the 'MBBS (Hons)' in his/her sig

any tips on how to play them? I can't get my fingers around them for some reason or the other

nice essay, it made me understand the whole concept of competition within fins markets seem a lot easier actually

lol I didn't even know what a banking license was, thanks for that info :)

oh yes please! PMed

which uni (let's also include USYD for comparison's sake) has better medical equipment? And which uni places emphasis on textbook, rather than practical experience (but still has a large practical component)?

Would you guys describe the competitive situation within Australia's financial markets as oligopolistic because of the big 4 banks? Which areas of the financial markets are more competive than others?

'amorphous' lol I'm so happy they gave us the molar mass (646) of that holy grail of a compound

I really like how they let you keep your papers