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Angelx2012 Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Using commas in a sentence correctly

Hi, I am a bit confused on how to properly use commas in a sentence.

For example:

Digital mammography has relatively high detection rates, due to electronic image manipulation, and magnification, to assess the breast (Porter).

Would these commas be placed here to be grammatically correct?


Thanks!

  

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Angelx2012 Would these commas be placed here to be grammatically correct? No. None should be used.

— Mister Micawber

  • Angelx2012 Would these commas be placed here to be grammatically correct?
  • No.
  • None should be used.
  • Digital mammography has relatively high detection rates due to electronic image manipulation and magnification to assess the breast (Porter).
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Angelx2012Would these commas be placed here to be grammatically correct?

No. None should be used.

Digital mammography has relatively high detection rates due to electronic image manipulation and magnification to assess the breast (Porter).

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