Dear AlpheccaStars, Thank you very much. Is it right? We used two tailed t tests to study the variation in scores (total and subscale) among patients with different seizure severities. Low-severity was defined as seizure free in recent one year,

Thank you very much! We examined the variation in the Chinese version of the QOLIE-AD-48 total and subscale scores between patients with different seizure severity by two tailed t tests. Low-severity was defined as seizure free in recent one year,

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The LCR meter’s terminals were connected with Copper (Cu) a copper connector to get the Zero zero capacitance. The purpose of this step is not clear (to me). Are you calibrating the meter or something? Did you remove this connection before

LCR meter’s terminals were connected with Copper (Cu) connector to get the Zero capacitance. That capacitance made from the interior parts of the LCR meter. Then all capacitor (dielectric) samples were labeled According those name. Then LCR

. 1. (My husband Mark and I both do volunteer work) but (Ryan was only six years old) -- two independant clauses conected by the conj. but? -- Well, yes... BUT sample sentences should make some sense, Fernanda! There is no evident relationship

Sorry to have confused all of you. My statement "I thought *only* simple present was correct, but I thought wrong. I now know that both present tense and past tense are possible" was only referring to the sample sentence given by Jim

Saturdays are slow, David. We have real lives here - softball games, trips to Sears, battling the grocery store. Don't get too upset if we take a few hours to respond. Are you looking for help on the paragraph about your gap? Don't put

Hi all, I am a student from New Zealand studying Measure for Measure by Shakesphere and we have to write a formal essay going beyond the text. Here is the question Context/setting: This activity may be used as an extension to the

The rule with a and an is that you use a when the word that follows it starts with a consonant sound, and you use an when the word that follows it starts with a vowel sound. You probably knew that given you used an correctly in your sentence, but