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Gillyflower Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Is 'in both cases fine"?

Hi,

Can "in both cases" refer to variables (reaction time and lateral deviation) in my sentence below:

"There was significant differences in both reaction time and lateral deviation among the three groups, and the performance of the elderly drivers was weaker in both cases. (I mean for the two variables mentioned above).


Thanks!

  

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gillyflower Can "in both cases" refer to variables (reaction time and lateral deviation) in my sentence Yes, that seems clear enough to me.

— Mister Micawber

  • gillyflower Can "in both cases" refer to variables (reaction time and lateral deviation) in my sentence Yes, that seems clear enough to me.
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gillyflowerCan "in both cases" refer to variables (reaction time and lateral deviation) in my sentence

Yes, that seems clear enough to me.

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