The first is incorrect. The second is closer to the correct use of "reproduce", but it is a horrible sentence. One solution would be to make the sentence active, with a subject such as "researchers", say.
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GPYThe first is incorrect. The second is closer to the correct use of "reproduce", but it is a horrible sentence. One solution would be to make the sentence active, with a subject such as "researchers", say.Thanks a lot. That was what I thought. I read the incorrect sentence in an article and thought it was wrong, and in order for it to be correct "reproduce"
AnonymousWould you demonstrate how this horrible, although correct sentence I suggested, would be better in the active form with the use of "researchers" please!'Composition' includes 'proportion'.
Mister MicawberAnonymousWould you demonstrate how this horrible, although correct sentence I suggested, would be better in the active form with the use of "researchers" please!'Composition' includes 'proportion'.Researchers have been unable to reproduce the unique composition of lipids in commercial formulas.Thanks a lot teacher. I actually did not write this