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Raketz Posted 14 years ago
Essay & Composition Writing
Punctuation Usage
In the following sentence do I need a comma before but?. Since it follows the rule of FANBOYS I guess I need to, but is "with replacement" an independent clause?. Unfortunately I always have difficulty in figuring it out.
The trees are grown by sampling N cases randomly, but with replacement.
The trees are grown by sampling N cases randomly, but with replacement.
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No comma, for the reason that you give: 'with replacement' is a mere phrase.
- No comma, for the reason that you give: 'with replacement' is a mere phrase.
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No comma, for the reason that you give: 'with replacement' is a mere phrase.
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