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Using it appears likely in sentence
Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manara
Planned maintenance scheduled April 23, 2019 at 23:30 UTC (7:30pm US/Eastern)Help me find another word that fits the sentence meaningWord or phrase for writing that “reads fast”What's the equivalent of “what the hell are you doing?” in a negative sentence?What's an alternative term to “politically correct”/“political correctness” that liberals can use?Is there a neutral term for “politically correct”?Showing repetition with some intervalRephrasing “Audience-minded” or “Audience-attentive”Synonym / Alternate expression for “for fear that”?A better way of saying “inventions are invented”Word when two people use two different languages in a conversationHow to avoid using “means” in sentence?
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I want to use a synonym or other different words for
(it appears likely):
The sentence is:
By comparing the formulas for quantity1 and quantity2 ,it appears likely that quantity1 > quantity1 for all points and all N, although this has not been proved.
Do you agree with the grammar correctness in the sentence?
phrase-requests
edited Mar 23 at 20:30
Andrew Leach♦
80.1k8154258
asked Mar 23 at 18:48
AdamAdam
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I want to use a synonym or other different words for
(it appears likely):
The sentence is:
By comparing the formulas for quantity1 and quantity2 ,it appears likely that quantity1 > quantity1 for all points and all N, although this has not been proved.
Do you agree with the grammar correctness in the sentence?
phrase-requests
edited Mar 23 at 20:30
Andrew Leach♦
80.1k8154258
asked Mar 23 at 18:48
AdamAdam
112
The scientific analysis seems flawed. I don't think it's at all likely that quantity1 is ever greater than quantity1, I'm afraid. But "do you agree with the grammar" is proof-reading which we don't do. Asking for a replacement for "it appears likely" is on-topic, although evidence of what you have already found would help. Please see our help on phrase-requests.
– Andrew Leach♦
Mar 23 at 20:31
Is there a specific synonym for it appears likely
– Adam
Mar 23 at 21:35
It appears likely that is somewhat redundant. You can use either just it appears that or it is likely that.
– Jason Bassford
Mar 23 at 22:54
It is conjectured that...
– Jim
Mar 24 at 17:15
add a comment |
I want to use a synonym or other different words for
(it appears likely):
The sentence is:
By comparing the formulas for quantity1 and quantity2 ,it appears likely that quantity1 > quantity1 for all points and all N, although this has not been proved.
Do you agree with the grammar correctness in the sentence?
phrase-requests
edited Mar 23 at 20:30
Andrew Leach♦
80.1k8154258
asked Mar 23 at 18:48
AdamAdam
112
I want to use a synonym or other different words for
(it appears likely):
The sentence is:
By comparing the formulas for quantity1 and quantity2 ,it appears likely that quantity1 > quantity1 for all points and all N, although this has not been proved.
Do you agree with the grammar correctness in the sentence?
phrase-requests
phrase-requests
edited Mar 23 at 20:30
Andrew Leach♦
80.1k8154258
asked Mar 23 at 18:48
AdamAdam
112
edited Mar 23 at 20:30
Andrew Leach♦
80.1k8154258
asked Mar 23 at 18:48
AdamAdam
112
edited Mar 23 at 20:30
Andrew Leach♦
80.1k8154258
edited Mar 23 at 20:30
Andrew Leach♦
80.1k8154258
edited Mar 23 at 20:30
Andrew Leach♦
80.1k8154258
80.1k8154258
asked Mar 23 at 18:48
AdamAdam
112
asked Mar 23 at 18:48
AdamAdam
112
asked Mar 23 at 18:48
AdamAdam
112
112
The scientific analysis seems flawed. I don't think it's at all likely that quantity1 is ever greater than quantity1, I'm afraid. But "do you agree with the grammar" is proof-reading which we don't do. Asking for a replacement for "it appears likely" is on-topic, although evidence of what you have already found would help. Please see our help on phrase-requests.
– Andrew Leach♦
Mar 23 at 20:31
Is there a specific synonym for it appears likely
– Adam
Mar 23 at 21:35
It appears likely that is somewhat redundant. You can use either just it appears that or it is likely that.
– Jason Bassford
Mar 23 at 22:54
It is conjectured that...
– Jim
Mar 24 at 17:15
add a comment |
The scientific analysis seems flawed. I don't think it's at all likely that quantity1 is ever greater than quantity1, I'm afraid. But "do you agree with the grammar" is proof-reading which we don't do. Asking for a replacement for "it appears likely" is on-topic, although evidence of what you have already found would help. Please see our help on phrase-requests.
– Andrew Leach♦
Mar 23 at 20:31
Is there a specific synonym for it appears likely
– Adam
Mar 23 at 21:35
It appears likely that is somewhat redundant. You can use either just it appears that or it is likely that.
– Jason Bassford
Mar 23 at 22:54
It is conjectured that...
– Jim
Mar 24 at 17:15
The scientific analysis seems flawed. I don't think it's at all likely that quantity1 is ever greater than quantity1, I'm afraid. But "do you agree with the grammar" is proof-reading which we don't do. Asking for a replacement for "it appears likely" is on-topic, although evidence of what you have already found would help. Please see our help on phrase-requests.
– Andrew Leach♦
Mar 23 at 20:31
The scientific analysis seems flawed. I don't think it's at all likely that quantity1 is ever greater than quantity1, I'm afraid. But "do you agree with the grammar" is proof-reading which we don't do. Asking for a replacement for "it appears likely" is on-topic, although evidence of what you have already found would help. Please see our help on phrase-requests.
– Andrew Leach♦
Mar 23 at 20:31
Is there a specific synonym for it appears likely
– Adam
Mar 23 at 21:35
Is there a specific synonym for it appears likely
– Adam
Mar 23 at 21:35
It appears likely that is somewhat redundant. You can use either just it appears that or it is likely that.
– Jason Bassford
Mar 23 at 22:54
It appears likely that is somewhat redundant. You can use either just it appears that or it is likely that.
– Jason Bassford
Mar 23 at 22:54
It is conjectured that...
– Jim
Mar 24 at 17:15
It is conjectured that...
– Jim
Mar 24 at 17:15
add a comment |
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The scientific analysis seems flawed. I don't think it's at all likely that quantity1 is ever greater than quantity1, I'm afraid. But "do you agree with the grammar" is proof-reading which we don't do. Asking for a replacement for "it appears likely" is on-topic, although evidence of what you have already found would help. Please see our help on phrase-requests.
– Andrew Leach♦
Mar 23 at 20:31
Is there a specific synonym for it appears likely
– Adam
Mar 23 at 21:35
It appears likely that is somewhat redundant. You can use either just it appears that or it is likely that.
– Jason Bassford
Mar 23 at 22:54
It is conjectured that...
– Jim
Mar 24 at 17:15