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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary
idiom
Meaning of the sentence "His laboratory started by taking
the mice out of the equation".
the mice out of the equation".
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Just a guess, without context: His first step was to stop using laboratory mice (or never to start using them), in order to eliminate factors in his studies which were peculiar to mice. In general, as an idiom, it means to eliminate a particular factor, literally or figuratively.
- Just a guess, without context: His first step was to stop using laboratory mice (or never to start using them), in order to eliminate factors in his studies which were peculiar to mice.
- In general, as an idiom, it means to eliminate a particular factor, literally or figuratively.
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Just a guess, without context:
His first step was to stop using laboratory mice (or never to start using them), in order to eliminate factors in his studies which were peculiar to mice.
In general, as an idiom, it means to eliminate a particular factor, literally or figuratively.
His first step was to stop using laboratory mice (or never to start using them), in order to eliminate factors in his studies which were peculiar to mice.
In general, as an idiom, it means to eliminate a particular factor, literally or figuratively.
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