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it really wasn't until the early '90s that technology had advanced far enough so that one could use, for example, confocal microscopy along with antibodies which could specifically stain for elements of neurons which were condensing and
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As will the desire to more fully understand the development of the living organism thus provoking impassioned debates between conflicting communities . what is verb here?
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HEDGEHOG SIGNALING IS IMPORTANT FOR ORGANIZING THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM IN THE DORSAL TO VENTRAL ASPECT TO VENTRAL ASPECT=? ventral is not verb, so this sentence is true?
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the same translation word for "doubt" and "suspect" Oh, my goodness!!! That's a bad mistake in the dictionary!!! It's time for you to contact the publishers and try to have that corrected in future editions! CJ
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Hi,, You are working hard on this! And you are writing with confidence. Here are just a very few general comments. A couple are in red, below. You have a lot of sentence fragments. A sentence needs a main clause, subject/verb/iobject. eg Mary
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"It sounds to me that the chinese word you're referring to means "suspect"."
Thank you sooooooooo very much Jim, I think that's it! In all the English-Chinese dictionaries I've used since many years ago have the
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Hi Pructus, These are both correct, though a bit old fashioned in structure. In the first one, there's quite an interruption between the subject and verb. Think of it as "A gentleman will call upon you tonight." There will call upon
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an literal translation of a Chinese expression that describes someone who, as is a lawyer for instance, is skilled at spinning the truth, usually in an arguement, and turning a situation to their advantage.
Is there an equivalent in English
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I agree with the previous post that the original author's translation isn't precisely parallel. "Study" may either be a noun or a verb, but if you want to use "exploring," then you should use "studying" too to
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Have you been assured that such a solution exists? This seems like a puzzle without a solution. I don't think the ambiguity can be preserved. But I wouldn't mind continuing the search if I had I little encouragement. - A. Edit. Wow!
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