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Does the following sentence sound OK?
"An alternating light, compared to a steady source of light, has more significant effects on the increase of melatonin levels."
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" However, it is unclear what "greater effect on the increase" means. Is the increase more or less under steady light? I wouldn't exactly know what "alternating light" meant, except that it varies in some way.
- " However, it is unclear what "greater effect on the increase" means.
- Is the increase more or less under steady light?
- I wouldn't exactly know what "alternating light" meant, except that it varies in some way.
- According to Wikipedia, an "alternating light" is one that changes colour.
- Is that what you mean?
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It seems easier to say this:
"An alternating light has a greater effect on the increase in melatonin levels than a steady light."
However, it is unclear what "greater effect on the increase" means. Is the increase more or less under steady light?
I wouldn't exactly know what "alternating light" meant, except that it varies in some way. According to Wikipedia, an "alternating
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