I am writing a study aim and needs to be really concise. For background, &quot;post-acute care&quot; is the next/second step care in these patients' management. In other words, their care/management has two phases, post-acute is the second phase. The aim should carry the two meanings: (1) to evaluate post-acute management of these patients and (2) to evaluate these patients' physical therapy use during post-acute management/in the post-acute phase. However, repeating post-acute makes the aim wordy. What words would be suitable for replacing the question marks?  To evaluate post-acute management of brain trauma patients and assess their ??? physical therapy use.  My own not so good ideas:  of that time of that phase of that place
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I'm searching for a word to indicate something that was current at some time in the past, but not necessarily now.    For example:       The doctor's report of June 2008 set forth the patient's ?{then-current} complaints.
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Context: I am a non-binary user who uses singular they as my chosen pronoun. I'm also a relatively new user who just started paying attention to meta right when the situation over the sudden firing of a moderator was becoming a thing.  First, my thoughts on the Monica situation (). From what I've been able to glean about the situation I personally believe that SE mishandled the situation. I feel that they violated their own rules and values by moving way too quickly. I would like it if the issue of Monica's rehiring was put before the moderators and that they would be allowed to make a decision on how things should proceed on that front.  Now onto what I feel about the whole CoC drama. I personally think this situation has been mishandled by both the community and SE. I personally feel that SE should've delayed the release of the new change until after the Monica situation was fully dealt with. This would've allowed for people to disassociate this new change from the previous situation and would've allowed users to approach it with a perspective untainted by anger.   While I do feel SE is at fault for how this was received I also feel that some of the communities' reaction, especially the lashing out at members of the LGBTQ+ community, has been completely inappropriate. Within the past few weeks, I feel like I haven't been welcome here. I have felt attacked and demonized simply because of who I am. It honestly makes me hurt and sad that a community that I had felt was a bastion of rational thought has descended into fights over what I feel should not be a difficult question, but a trivial decision to extend a certain group of people a basic amount of human respect.  While I do feel that many protesting these changes have good intentions I still feel that many hurtful and disrespectful things have been said. whether they were intentional or not doesn't matter. I feel that both the community and SE should hold a burden of shame when it comes to this.  How we can resolve this current drama? And how we can do it without causing further harm to vulnerable groups?
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Tom, who was working for my father in the 1990s, is now living in Ohio.   Is it correct or should it be in Past Simple? I think it is correct because it is an action which was in progress in the past and also we have the "1990s" expression which refers to a duration.
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I have question on the methods of performing meta analysis. I have data that consists of multiple Randomized Control Trials (RCT) with different dose levels and observational studies with different dose level as well.  The responses are brain pressure measured as continuous random variable.  So my understanding is that I have to perform meta analysis on the studies that share same level of treatment (same dose) and I can include both RCT and observational studies in that treatment level analysis.  Is there any thing I can do as a whole study? What kind of answer should I provide to my client?
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This morning I heard Jeremy Corbyn's speech at the Labour Conference.  Here is a section of that speech.  Can anyone tell me what tense he is using and why?  "Now is the time that government took a more active role in restructuring our economy. Now is the time that corporate boardrooms were held accountable for their actions,  And now is the time that we developed a new model of economic management to replace the failed dogmas of neo-liberalism …"  Is this a Britishism?  (I am American.)  Thanking your all in advance for any insights you can offer.
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Consider the following passages:  A litter made of two rifles and two field jackets would suffice for now. That was good news; another bit was that the EPW was a lieutenant, a regimental REMF attached to a battalion quartered in town. --Rangers Lead the Way By Thomas H. Taylor, Robert J. Martin He had a couple of thousand dollars on him that would suffice for the time being, until he could find some kind of legal employment. He got out ofthe car, and walked a block. --The Maze By Kahn Morris  Now, how are these expressions different? Could we use them interchangeably? Oxford Dictionary of English has the following definitions for them,  for now until a later time: that's all the news there is for now; for the time being for the present; until some other arrangement is made.
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See these sentences:     See there, it seems that someone is inside the house. OVER   See there, it seems that someone is in the house.   Another example:     The doctors found two bullets in his body. OVER   The doctors found two bullets inside his body.   Certainly, both are interchangeable, aren't they? But in the bullet's example, the second one looks natural. I'm not sure why. Is it something that bullets were first out and then they went inside? But if that's the case, someone is in the house is also okay. That person too was out first!
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I'm wondering the subject of the second clause in a sentence like   You should tell him to get up and get back to work   The subject of get back to work is ambiguous to me. It could be interpreted as either  You should tell him to get up and [you] get back to work   or  You should tell him to get up and [him] get back to work   How should I form the sentence so that either option is explicit and unambiguous?
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I am a student who is currently undergoing therapy for mental health issues and I seem to be making good progress towards normalcy according to my therapist. Recently, I took an exam for a co-ordinated course and I completely panicked on the exam. I made a brave attempt to remain calm and answer the question to the best of my abilities and could only manage to earn 5 points overall.   Based on my predicament, can I approach my professor and department chairperson with a request to re-take the exam? I can of course ask my therapist to provide documentation detailing my case. Do universities make allowances for students who can demonstrate a genuine case for  a panic attack?   EDIT: I do realize that I should contact the counselling center beforehand to make arrangements to take the test there but unfortunately, I was doing quite well and my therapist did not see a need to supply me with a note documenting my need. I completely blacked out when I saw the questions as they were quite long and bore no semblance to the practice exams or the homework questions.
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I had a test today and there was this question : If you are a well-organized person, you .... your time.   a) will manage b) manage   I'd like to know the answer and why?   Thanks in advance.
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I need a word to use in describing the following abstract case:   There is a situation.  A person could take action to react to the situation, and then there would be an effect of that action.  But the person could also ignore the situation, and there would be a different consequential outcome resulting from inaction.    I'm looking for a concise (and preferably short) word for "consequential outcome resulting from inaction".
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I am writing a scientific paper and want to dedicate it to my former supervisor who passed away recently. The standard practice in this case is to write the dedication phrase just below the title of the paper. What I am not sure as I am a non-native speaker is the exact wording. It would be terrible if I write something offensive or inappropriate out of my ignorance. I have the following suggestions:   To the memory of ... Dedicated to the bright memory of ... Dedicated to the memory of ...   My questions are   Is option 1 ok without the word "dedicated"? Is the word "bright" fine here? I like this choice, but my worry is that it might be reserved for the people who were very close to him, or "bright" would imply some strange meaning that I am unaware of. What would you write?
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It would be similar to trying to be extremely careful or precise.   In French it would be "application", For example: "Qui est fait avec application".   Example usage:      John worked with ________. or ...it was done with _______.
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I was looking on the internet but really haven't found anything definite on this. I was writing a letter for IELTS practice and I came with this phrase:     "When I arrived to the school I really did not know what to expect.".   I'm doubtful about whether the "to" is well placed there.  I think the following option with "at" instead of "to" sounds better as in:     "When I arrived at the school I really did not know what to expect."   but I'm not sure if those two are interchangeable in this particular example.
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Swan provides the following examples (Second editions/unit 134/2):     Will you come and visit me in hospital when I have my operation?   According to , hospital is a singular count noun, so we should use an article before one. But we didn't. Why?
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Which pronount will be more appropriate to use in the following context?     If you neglect technique during the squate, it may cost several days weeks off because of a high possibility of injury. It/that happens pretty often.   I have asked similar question and there is a good answer to that, but I am still confused which pronoun to use in the context. With wich pronoun does the sentence sound more natural and why?
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I'm quite new to League of Legends (LoL) but try to improve through reading guides. All too often I stumble upon abbreviations I am not sure what they mean.  Some of those are:   AD AP ArPen AS bot blue carry CC CDR CS Drag Dive mia mid MM Mp5 MP5pL MPen Proc pull (red/blue/drake) red SR ss top TT IMO