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Anonymous Posted 8 years ago
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Resulted or results
Supporting this result, the regression model indicated that a 1-unit increase in variable A results in a 5% increase in support for variable B. This coefficient was not significant, p = 0.30, p < 0.05.
The sentence changes from past to present tense. Should 'results' be 'resulted'. Or is it OK?
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anonymous Should 'results' be 'resulted'. Or is it OK? No.
- anonymous Should 'results' be 'resulted'.
- Or is it OK?
- No.
- It's OK.
- The present is used to indicate a general relationship.
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anonymousShould 'results' be 'resulted'. Or is it OK?
No. It's OK. The present is used to indicate a general relationship.
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