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JJDouglas Posted 7 years ago
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Does this sentence make sense?

"An SGA baby is detected in the same way as a baby who is large for gestational age. "


I'm trying to say that the method of detection is the same for both small for gestational age (SGA) and large for gestational age babies, but I feel this isn't the best way to word it.

  

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SGA and large gestational babies are detected through the same methods.

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SGA and large gestational babies are detected through the same methods.

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I hate initialisms, but if you use one, use the other: "SGA babies and LGA babies are detected using the same methods."

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