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Bahar57 Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Expressing a comparison
Dear friends,
I need to express a comparison between two experimental treatments: A and B. For instance, 25% increase in nitrogen levels has happened in treatment A. Therefore, is the following sentence true?
The nitrogen level in treatment A has increased 25% to the treatment B.
If this sentence is not true, how should I explain this comparison?
Thank you.
Bahareh
I need to express a comparison between two experimental treatments: A and B. For instance, 25% increase in nitrogen levels has happened in treatment A. Therefore, is the following sentence true?
The nitrogen level in treatment A has increased 25% to the treatment B.
If this sentence is not true, how should I explain this comparison?
Thank you.
Bahareh
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Hi, eg The nitrogen level in treatment A is 25% greater than the level in treatment B. Clive
- Hi, eg The nitrogen level in treatment A is 25% greater than the level in treatment B.
- Clive
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Hi,
eg The nitrogen level in treatment A is 25% greater than the level in treatment B.
Clive
eg The nitrogen level in treatment A is 25% greater than the level in treatment B.
Clive
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I have this: The level of nitrogen in treatment A is greater than the one in level B.... l used to write like : the nitrogen level in treatment..but my English teacher always told me l was frequently writing adjective clauses or something, which l understood was not right.
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