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Bahareh M Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

A question about the presence or absence of an ellipsis

In practice, a frequentist would probably take the first option, but with a caveat that the earlier trial suggests this may underestimate the true rate.

Does this sentence have ellipsis? I mean does "this" refer to "this trial"?


thank you,

  

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Oh, no; "this" refers to the decision of the frequentist.

— Bahareh M

  • Oh, no; "this" refers to the decision of the frequentist.
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Oh, no; "this" refers to the decision of the frequentist.

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