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Avisccs Posted 10 years ago
Science & IT
RCT s or no s at the end
Hi all
I'm trying to say:
'There are many randomised controlled trials....'
If I use the short form, should I say
'There are many RCTs...'
or
'There are many RCT...'?
I'm trying to say:
'There are many randomised controlled trials....'
If I use the short form, should I say
'There are many RCTs...'
or
'There are many RCT...'?
Top answer
Hello, avisccs, and welcome to English Forums. If you are very confident that your readers will understand the abbreviation, then use RCTs for the plural.
- Hello, avisccs, and welcome to English Forums.
- If you are very confident that your readers will understand the abbreviation, then use RCTs for the plural.
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Hello, avisccs, and welcome to English Forums.
If you are very confident that your readers will understand the abbreviation, then use RCTs for the plural.
If you are very confident that your readers will understand the abbreviation, then use RCTs for the plural.
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