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    • Employee Giving 33 manipulate the system in their favor and elevate themselves, their office and department. There is no easy remedy for such complaints or activities except for a personal commitment to the established program, sound reasoning and...
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    • 5 1 INTRODUCTION DNA can be used to distinguish individuals based on the individuality of their profiles. A profile is a visualization of the genetic code which shows locations, or loci, of particular regions on the genome where the code can be...
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    • 8 consists of images or profiles from unsolved cases. CODIS is an index that aids crime labs to store and compare DNA profiles. This record is called a CODIS DNA profile and consists of an individual’s DNA profile, along with the sample’s...
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    • 11 common in evidence due to degradation or even contamination, such as from other DNA or inhibitors. The more loci that can be detected allow for much more discrimination between individuals and thus simpler for identification among those...
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    • 13 double-stranded DNA, some are specific for single-stranded molecules, others are active towards both and still others can cleave residues at the ends of DNA molecules or even anywhere along the DNA chain thus providing damage to the DNA....
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    • 15 shown not to interfere with the DNA extraction and amplification from evidence ( Balogh et al., 2003; Grubwieser, 2003; Roux et al., 1999.) 2.2 DNA Extraction DNA recovered from the latent print was extracted from epithelial cells following...
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    • 29 The last aim of this study was to see whether or not a correlation existed between degradation of the physical latent fingerprint and degradation of the DNA within it. Again there was no relationship between degradation of physical fingerprint...
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    • 30 4.3 Future Research Fingerprints as a criminal identification, along with perhaps DNA profiles, may allow crime laboratories and law enforcement agencies to work together and have access to these profiles to help solve cases. This research...
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    • 5 Chapter 2 Literature Review Preface This literature review begins by explaining the importance of early reading intervention including federal legislation prompting RTI. There is a brief section discussing the complexity in learning to read which...
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    • 12 supports” (Ysseldyke, Burns, Scholin, & Parker, 2010, p.58). Tier 2 intervention, generally consists of small group differentiated instruction that is explicit and systematic (Bursuck & Blanks, 2010; Greenfield et al., 2010; Vaughn & Fuchs,...
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    • 28 out of respect for the educator’s time as well as to be sure to observe the class for the entire time allotted. An observational protocol (Creswell, 2012) was developed to focus on particular aspects of instruction and classroom dynamics. This...
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    • 29 during the interview. All participants were given a timeframe of the completion of the study and had the opportunity to view the final results of the study. The interviews began in early January 2012, when all Institutional Review Board...
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    • 31 Chapter 4 Results RTI has been a nationwide initiative, because “to meet the needs of all students, the educational system must use its collective resources to intervene early and provide appropriate interventions and supports to prevent...
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    • 34 through monthly notes giving the number of lessons attended, reading level of student, rate and accuracy, and any other relevant comments. Teachers, along with colleagues in the school teaching the same grade level, special educators, speech...
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    • 39 some studies may not be as universal as anticipated but can give a baseline from which to start. All teachers commented on the frustration of seeing the best thing come and go to be replaced by the next best thing. All of the participants were...
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    • 42 teachers to enter and keep track of progress monitoring, reading levels, end of level scores, benchmark testing, tier placement test scores, and math assessment information. There was a paper version of this same format teachers were asked to...
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    • 54 data and reviewed systematically to determine whether other instruction is needed” (Brown- Chidsey, Loughlin, & O’Reilly, 2004, p. 139). Mechanism to Diagnose Reading Problems Along with concern about the flexibility to meet individual...
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    • SOCIAL THINKING INTERVENTIONS self-esteem should rise. Thus, as a result of this project, parents and teachers should observe improved self-esteem in participants. Participants and Setting Those who were chiefly impacted by the study were two...
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    • Acknowledgements First, I need to thank my committee chair, Art Challis, for all of his help and guidance throughout my graduate experience. Not only did he help me gain knowledgeable information for my future, he helped me laugh along the way....
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    • was given the opportunity. There were no responses from any of the other businesses, and I accepted the position with Byron Linford at the Cedar City Offices. The event intern position began the first week of January. As the events intern, I was...
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