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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
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The change in temperature realised by account of a doubling of carbon dioxide.
Does this sentence make sense? Is it an example of formal academic writing? Thanks.
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anonymous Does this sentence make sense? No; you have confused the phrases. The change in temperature is realised on account of a doubling of carbon dioxide .
- anonymous Does this sentence make sense?
- No; you have confused the phrases.
- The change in temperature is realised on account of a doubling of carbon dioxide .
- However, that is still not very good.
- anonymous Is it an example of formal academic writing?
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anonymousDoes this sentence make sense?
No; you have confused the phrases.
The change in temperature is realised on account of a doubling of carbon dioxide.
However, that is still not very good.
anonymousIs it an example of formal academic
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