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Certain genetic diseases are more prevalent among certain ethnic populations. For example, Tay Sachs disease, a usually fatal genetic condition caused by the build-up of gangliocides in nerve cells, occurs more frequently among Ashkenazi Jews than among the general population
I think that the conclusion is the first sentence: Certain genetic diseases are more prevalent among certain ethnic populations.. However, according to MGMAT CR book, there is no conclusion in the previous paragraph.
The books says that the conclusion can 1) predict the future - 2) subjective opinion - 3) cause & effect
I think that the example provided goes under (subjective opinion), but it seems incorrect.
can any one explain please?
Thanks,
I think that the conclusion is the first sentence: Certain genetic diseases are more prevalent among certain ethnic populations.. However, according to MGMAT CR book, there is no conclusion in the previous paragraph.
The books says that the conclusion can 1) predict the future - 2) subjective opinion - 3) cause & effect
I think that the example provided goes under (subjective opinion), but it seems incorrect.
can any one explain please?
Thanks,
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19 Dec 2009, 12:07
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Certain genetic diseases are more prevalent among certain ethnic populations
Not necessarily subjective. This can be proven scientifically, and has been proven.
19 Dec 2009, 19:18
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Certain genetic diseases are more prevalent among certain ethnic populations. is the conclusion, it is following by the premises. Why?
Because it states the main point of the author, it is what the author want us to believe, and try to prove us by the following premises.
Because it states the main point of the author, it is what the author want us to believe, and try to prove us by the following premises.
