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Snuppelina Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

place of adverb

Place of adverb in scientific texts, could anyone please check?

We also described quantitatively the parameters between...
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We also quantitatively described the parameters between...

The procedure consisted in running simultaneously the moderators for the model
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The procedure consisted in simultaneously running the moderators for the model
  

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We also quantitatively described the parameters between... The procedure consisted in running the moderators for the model simultaneously.

— Mister Micawber

  • We also quantitatively described the parameters between...
  • The procedure consisted in running the moderators for the model simultaneously.
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We also quantitatively described the parameters between...
The procedure consisted in running the moderators for the model simultaneously.
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Thanks!

I have quite a long sentence with "simultaneously". Can I place it after the verb, like "the procedure consisted in running simultaneously the moderators for the models for the mutagenesis, ***, YYY, and ZZZ with the corresponding set of parameters responsible for the functions bla-bla-bla"
If I place "simultaneously" at the end of the sentence, it'll be a bit vague which word
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It would be more natural before the verb: "the procedure consisted in simultaneously running the moderators for the models for the mutagenesis, ***, YYY, and ZZZ with the corresponding set of parameters responsible for the functions bla-bla-bla", but the reader has forgotten about it by the time he gets to "with", and he thinks that the first group of phrases are what are running simultaneously wi
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