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Chapter I The Problem and Its Background
Chapter I The Problem and Its Background
I. INTRODUCTION
Baking industry is characterized with a variety of different products that daily find
their place on the market. Their quality estimate all possible generations of consumers.
Stable quality of production, from the long-term point of view, is not easy to preserve.
Position on the market are hardly gained, but very easily lost. In the case of so sensitive
production such as the baking industry, in order of keeping of the existing positions, it is
unavoidable to make all possible efforts for keeping of the achieved levels of
competences. Competence is commonly expressed over three basic factors: the quality,
the time and the price. These factors commonly represent basic – main criteria that
are accustomed with the conventional flavors, with already formed their own quality
criteria, and being unable even to recognize distinctive sorts of bread, or to give judgments
about its quality, represent the interested customers of this industry, which are really not
easy to satisfy. No educated with respect to quality, consumers very often do not know
what they really seek. But, the indicative fact, which is generally accepted, is that on the
market one can meet distinctive oscillations of the product quality. Goal of this work is to
indicate the possible methods of estimation of products quality, whose choice could assure
the demanded quality of baking industry products for the long periods of time.
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the key to success is consistently adding ingredients in the correct order and in the right
Using the baker's yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae, Patricia Wittkopp and her colleagues
developed a novel way to disentangle the effects of random genetic mutations and natural
selection on the evolution of gene expression. Their findings were published online March
"These results tell us that the effects of mutations available for natural selection to
act on can play a large role in how an organism evolves. The approach we developed
allows us to test what those influences are and to better understand how evolution works,"
Biology.
The first authors of the Nature paper are EEB graduate student Brian Metzger and
In their study, the U-M researchers used the TDH3 gene, which helps baker's yeast
cells convert sugar into energy used for growth. To understand how different genetic
mutations impact TDH3 expression, they systematically changed each of the DNA base
pairs in a region of the gene known as the promoter, which controls the amount of the
They created all of the different possible genetic mutations in this region and
"Surprisingly, we found that most mutations didn't change the average expression
of TDH3 but instead changed how variable TDH3 expression was among genetically
"It would be as if you changed the recipe for a loaf of bread in a way that didn't
change the average quality of the bread but instead caused individual loaves to be
The researchers then surveyed natural yeast strains to see which of the many
"We found that versions of the sequence controlling TDH3 expression that
increased variance in gene expression were rarely found in the wild, indicating that natural
The experiments showed that natural selection can act not only on the level of gene
expression but also on the consistency of expression. This consistency of gene expression,
known as expression noise, affects evolutionary fitness by altering the chance that a given
"Measuring the effects of new mutations provides a critical, but typically missing,
piece of the evolutionary puzzle," Wittkopp said. "This study shows how knowledge of
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what can happen to traits in the absence of selection provides novel insight into the
evolutionary processes that give rise to genetic differences observed in the wild."
Other authors of the Nature paper are Jonathan Gruber and Fabien Duveau of the
U-M Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology. Funding for the work was
provided by the March of Dimes, Alfred P. Sloan Research Foundation, National Science
having a good quality of pastry products that is being sell. It will start by knowing
the reason behind of the consistent of having a good quality in pastry products. It is
important to know, so that they’ll know how to budget their expenses to have a good
quality to their baked or pastry products and by knowing how to impress their
customers. The students will become creative in baking. They don’t need to buy
branded or expensive ingredients just to say or see that their pastry product has a
good quality. They also learned business because they know how to budget the
ingredients that they use but they're sure that their product has good consistency in
having a good quality. After learning how to budget and to make sure that the product
that they baked is surely has a good quality, it will give them an idea to have a
business. Being proud to their baked products that they sell, some of them wanted to
have a business plan in the near future or while they’re studying, they can have a
business so that they can also provide their daily needs and they can also give
financial support to their families. They will continuously improve all aspects of their
A. GENERAL STATEMENT
about the process and usage of products to present the procedure accurately
and to give a high quality of bread and pastries to the customers. This
conducted many questions that asked to the study and those are:
B. SPECIFIC STATEMENT
V. HYPOTHESES
Students
Researchers
It inform the researchers what is the good and bad effects of having a
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Faculty
idea to have a business or to enter the business world after knowing the
products within the class of Grade 10 Students. This group of students belongs
The researcher will use a sampling method and the result of the survey will
action.
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Pastries- baked products that the students of Benigno “Ninoy” Aquino High
School produces
Quality- the variety of products that being produce by the students of Benigno
Baking is science, and exact portions are required for the products to turn out
products. Test employees on their knowledge, but make it fun rather than
drudgery.
Brian Hill (2013) and Nick Diulio (2010) stated that bakeries are
are usually placed where customers can see them. Cleanliness, so the
the need for a tidy restaurant to the realm of spiritual enlightenment, many
C. FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
your business checking account. You must manage your finances so you
don’t overspend and so you remain prepared for all expenditures, as well
as profit distributions.
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D. MARKETING
Brian Hill (2013) and Kristie Lorette (2010) stated that “Bake it
and they will come” doesn’t work in real life, only in the movies. You may
think that your baked goods will sell themselves, but unless you let
customers know about your bakery, no one will be eating your pastries.
SYNTHESIS
Brian Hill (2013) stated that bakery is a business and requires the
owner to be a saury financial manager us well as knowing the ins and outs
of baking. Through this statement this can only mean that this study would
awareness.
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CHAPTER III:
METHODOLOGY
A. RESEARCH DESIGN
baked goods. The purpose of this study was to examine the following
which may differ between the goods and bad effects of the
effects of their financial, proper hygiene and also the quality of the
pastry products.
B. RESEARCH LOCALE
respondents and they were randomly selected from their tve class.
Grade 10 students who is currently taking Bread and Pastry that has
students who is currently taking bread and pastry that has students
Boys 20
Girls 20 40
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D. RESEARCH INSTRUMENT
use the table and graph for them to be able to tabulate or compute.
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F. DATA ANALYSIS
the study. The description of the statistical tools must be provided to gain
more information.
T-test
small sample sizes, testing the difference between the samples when the
Z-test
population means are different when the variances are known and the
PEARSON R
and mean, median and mode are all ways to describe it. To find the mean,
add up the values in the data set and then divide by the number of values
that you added. To find the mode, identify which value in the data set
STANDARD DEVIATION
However, as we are often presented with data from a sample only, we can
deviation.
FREQUENCY
qualitative or quantitative values that a variables takes in data set and the