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Vahid6105 Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
In scale or at scale
Hi everyone.
Which one is correct? At scale or in scale? For example which is correct in this sentence:
A sample may be homogenous in one scale and heterogeneous in another one.
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It should be "at". You don't need the final "one". "homogenous" should properly be "homogeneous".
- It should be "at".
- You don't need the final "one".
- "homogenous" should properly be "homogeneous".
- com/en/definition/homogeneous .
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It should be "at". You don't need the final "one".
"homogenous" should properly be "homogeneous". However, see the usage note at https://www.lexico.com/en/definition/homogeneous.
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