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Tkohwang Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
what is this "such that? I have never seen like this application.....
Can anyone please teach me what this such that below is applied? what grammar has been used? Thanks in advance.
If an investigation is flawed such that the results are open to plausible alternative interpretations, the findings cannot be admitted as evidence.
If an investigation is flawed such that the results are open to plausible alternative interpretations, the findings cannot be admitted as evidence.
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Hello, tkohwang—and welcome to English Forums. Such that = to such an extent that; in such a way that. It is a formal complex subordinator
- Hello, tkohwang—and welcome to English Forums.
- Such that = to such an extent that; in such a way that.
- It is a formal complex subordinator
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Hello, tkohwang—and welcome to English Forums.
Such that = to such an extent that; in such a way that. It is a formal complex subordinator
Such that = to such an extent that; in such a way that. It is a formal complex subordinator
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