well, if not verbatim change order of sentence...
Posted By: when Valsalva is performed or something.... on 2007-09-25
In Reply to: How would you write this? sm - Becky
Subject: well, if not verbatim change order of sentence...
i just think saying when he *valsalvas* is wrong...
named after:
Antonio Maria Valsalva
Italian anatomist, born June 17, 1666, Imola, in Romagna; died February 2, 1723. Bologna
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so I think the order/structure of the sentence would need to be changed IF NOT VERBATIM....
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Subject: need to change the order of word entry sometimes
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Subject: I think your safe to change this one. Verbatim SM
is not always possible, especially with ESLs. Wouldn't think doc would mind if you made it more understandable and it doesn't change the meaning.
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Subject: even with verbatim, we can change wording if incorrect grammar...YW:)..nm
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Subject: Would you change this sentence?
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Subject: unless you change sentence
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Subject: verbatim # rule, begin sentence?
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Subject: first-order
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Subject: no,not verbatim. if it were, i would type it verbatim. nm
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Subject: they can change...
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Subject: ...or 'otherwise no overall change"..??? nm
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