prepositions - "results of" versus "results for" - English Language ...
网页2017年2月7日 · 1. I am writing and editing scientific papers and sometimes I come accross the noun "results" and become very confused as to what preposition should follow. It usually happens when the paper is mentioning simulation results for/of a variable that was an output of the simulation process. Example: Let X1 be a variable that is one of the outputs ...
Is there a difference between the meanings of 'is a result of' and ...
网页2017年10月4日 · No. You want to say: "The destruction of the rain forest is the result of slash-and-burn agriculture" but that's not really accurate because it means 100% of the destruction is a result of that one thing, which can't be true.
Is "there results" correct? - English Language & Usage Stack …
网页2018年11月21日 · Add a comment. You can follow 'there' with a verb, taking care to preserve number agreement - e.g. there comes a time; there exist many types of fruit; there result many variations in the construction of injectors; there results a compression of atheromatous material. Yes, as Michael Harvey says …
'0 result' vs '0 results' - English Language & Usage Stack Exchange
网页Zero is neither singular nor plural semantically. As a quantifier of result it can modify either; depends, really, on whether one considers result a count or mass noun in the context. @tchrist I am extremely sorry about that but I did not know how to search for that, I even ended up attaching wrong tag.
'Fine Results' is fine? - English Language & Usage Stack Exchange
网页2015年8月28日 · 1. UK 'fine' = something of a quality. US 'fine' = 'meh'. I'm with @oerkelens, you should go for something more positive like superb results. Quality results, etc. Don't go with "Wow such results, many methods" it makes you sound like a Doge. – Zikato. Aug 28, 2015 at 8:58. @oerkelens Great is an excellent alternative.
grammar - Is the phrase "Displaying 0 of 1 results" supposed to be ...
网页2020年3月16日 · 1 of 5 results were shown to be false. Here it causes us no consternation to speak of five results even though there is a singular integer involved. This is because the grammatical number is predicated on the quantity assigned to the object: 5 results. In fact, we are used to hearing such assignments all the time.
word usage - "results" vs "is resultant from" - English Language ...
网页Mar 5, 2016 at 0:58. If the prepositional phrase "from eating and storing more calories than one burns" is working as a noun, then you can't put the adjective in front of the preposition. It would have to be "are from resultant eating and storing more calories than one burns." And that isn't what the sentence is supposed to say.
The use of the term "agreeability" when comparing two results
网页2021年7月26日 · I'd use the word concordance here, which simply indicates agreement or consistency - the two methods produced results with high concordance, or the results were highly concordant. You could also use the word agreeance to indicate the state of being in agreement, but it's less commonly used and will sound a bit unusual.
"That my results are not reproducible" or "that my results are ...
网页that my results are not reproducible . that my results are unreproducible. How can it be re-written as positive affirmation (preserving the same meaning)? Edit: Do not I remember correctly that it is better to write negative sentence than positive but much more lengthy? This question is about technical copywriting.
I need another phrase for "as expected" or "it would follow"?
网页2013年3月7日 · The primary question asks for a linking phrase for a discussion of "expected" results from a secondary experiment. You could say the results of the second experiment were "anticipated". The results of the second experiment were "anticipated in support of" deductions made during the first experiment.