Brian Fleharty

Numerade Educator
Researcher

Biography

My overall goal is to develop and optimize tools that enable people to work in an effective and efficient manner. I specialize in high-throughput sample processing and data analysis. As a research technician using R to analyze large data sets I discovered a type of structure that was undetectable by current methods in use by the lab which was contributing to the amount of output in the final product. Additionally, I researched and proposed new methods which would reduce the amount of hands on time, save on costs and increase accuracy so new options which are in demand and not currently supported could become available. My efforts have crossed over into software development to reduce the amount of routine data processing and increase data accuracy. I am particularly interested in helping teams reduce the amount of time they spend on certain tasks by employing new methods, techniques and software packages so costs are reduced, time is saved and accuracy is increased.My overall goal is to develop and optimize tools that enable people to work in an effective and efficient manner. I specialize in high-throughput sample processing and data analysis. As a research technician using R to analyze large data sets I discovered a type of structure that was undetectable by current methods in use by the lab which was contributing to the amount of output in the final product. Additionally, I researched and proposed new methods which would reduce the amount of hands on time, save on costs and increase accuracy so new options which are in demand and not currently supported could become available. My efforts have crossed over into software development to reduce the amount of routine data processing and increase data accuracy. I am particularly interested in helping teams reduce the amount of time they spend on certain tasks by employing new methods, techniques and software packages so costs are reduced, time is saved and accuracy is increased.

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Educator Statistics

Numerade tutor for 4 years
23 Students Helped

Topics Covered

Mastering Motion: Achieving Efficiency Along a Straight Line
Mastering Newton's Laws: Tips for Applying Them Effectively

Brian's Textbook Answer Videos

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Brian's Quick Ask Videos

03:43
Algebra

The healthcare provider ordered Heparin 800 units/hour. Heparin is supplied as 25,000 units/L of normal saline. How many mL/hour would the patient receive? Please show the math problem step by step.

Brian Fleharty
02:42
Precalculus

The following table lists several corporate bonds issued during a particular quarter.
Would Bank of America or Verizon pay the most total interest on a $5,000 bond at maturity? How much interest would that be?
Bank of America would pay $ in interest on a $5,000 bond at maturity. Verizon would pay $ in interest on a $5,000 bond at maturity. So, we see would pay the most interest on $5,000 bond at maturity.

Brian Fleharty
04:11
Biology

Draw the gel you would expect to get if you loaded lane 1 with your DNA ladder, lane 2 with your negative control, lane 3 with a GMO corn product, and lane 4 with a non-GMO corn product. (4 pts)

Brian Fleharty
02:09
Biology

Butterflies often have patchy distributions because they feed on particular plant species that have patchy distributions. The plants could best be described as providing which factor for the butterflies?
Geographic ranges
Metapopulations
Habitats
Habitat corridors
Life histories

Brian Fleharty
02:14
Biology

A. Molisch Test (1 pt each)
Sample
Color
present (+) / absent (-)
1. sucrose
2. starch
3. dextrin
4. glucose
5. arabinose
6. distilled water
* (+) or ( - ) to indicate presence or absence of carbohydrates

Brian Fleharty
05:47
Biology

You measure the absorbance of a series of solutions that contained beet root segments. The first set of segments had been exposed to a 1% Detergent Solution for 45 minutes, and have a net average absorbance value of 0.476 at 470 nm. A second set of tubes was exposed to 1% Triton-X 100 for 45 min, and the net average absorbance is 0.669 at 470 nm. Which solution did more damage to the cells? Explain your answer for full credit.

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