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Anonymous Posted 8 years ago
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"In human" or "in humans"
"The actual functional appearance of such a pattern can be seen in recognition of sixth sense in human."
Saw this sentence in a scientific paper, shouldn't it be humans?
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anonymous Saw this sentence in a scientific paper, shouldn't it be humans? Yes, and it has another problem. The actual functional appearance of such a pattern can be seen in recognition of a sixth sense in humans.
- anonymous Saw this sentence in a scientific paper, shouldn't it be humans?
- Yes, and it has another problem.
- The actual functional appearance of such a pattern can be seen in recognition of a sixth sense in humans.
- The underlined is probably wrong, too.
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anonymousSaw this sentence in a scientific paper, shouldn't it be humans?
Yes, and it has another problem.
The actual functional appearance of such a pattern can be seen in recognition of a sixth sense in humans.
The underlined is probably wrong, too.
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