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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
A high/large value ?
Hi, when you mean "value" as in some number (1, 2, 3, etc.),
Do you say a high value or a large value?
For example, if you are talking about a t-value of 0.8, do you say that this is a large t-value or a high-t-value?
Thanks.!!
Do you say a high value or a large value?
For example, if you are talking about a t-value of 0.8, do you say that this is a large t-value or a high-t-value?
Thanks.!!
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hmm... what about bigger ?
- hmm...
- what about bigger ?
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No, not 'bigger'.
This is a large t-value or a high-t-value?-- I don't know what t-value measures; the numbers could be inverse to their real value.
This is a large t-value or a high-t-value?-- I don't know what t-value measures; the numbers could be inverse to their real value.
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a t-value is a number. like 0.1 and 0.5, etc.
So the question is do you say a high t-value? or a large t-value.
The "VALUE" here is just some number.
So the question is do you say a high t-value? or a large t-value.
The "VALUE" here is just some number.
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I think'high'. These sound right to me:
12 is a larger number than 9
12 is a higher value than 9
12 is a larger number than 9
12 is a higher value than 9
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