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Radiologists, using PACS, are now able to perform triple the procedures per hour that they could in the 1990's.
A. triple the procedures per hour that they could
B. a tripling of the procedures per hour that they did
C. as much as triple the procedures per hour they had
D. three times as many procedures as there were
E. three times as many procedures per hour as they did
A. triple the procedures per hour that they could
B. a tripling of the procedures per hour that they did
C. as much as triple the procedures per hour they had
D. three times as many procedures as there were
E. three times as many procedures per hour as they did
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A & B- meaning error - out
C - much is wrong (countable noun - should be many)
D- wrong comparision (Radiologists,..., are now able to perform three times as many procedures
as there were )
You have your answer E.
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Understanding the meaning would be helpful:
Radiologists are now using PACS which is helping them to perform more procedures per hour. More procedures per hour than they were performing in 1990s.
A is wrong as could indicates possibility. Instead the sentence should indicate certainty.
B would mean that tripling would happen of the procedures that they did in 1990s. Illogical.
C wrong since much is uncountable.
D wrong verb-tense. Were would mean that these procedures don't exist now.
E Correct use of "as many as" & correct verb-tense in "did". With "did" sentence clearly indicates that the number of procedures has increased over the number that was achieved in 1990s.
Radiologists are now using PACS which is helping them to perform more procedures per hour. More procedures per hour than they were performing in 1990s.
A is wrong as could indicates possibility. Instead the sentence should indicate certainty.
B would mean that tripling would happen of the procedures that they did in 1990s. Illogical.
C wrong since much is uncountable.
D wrong verb-tense. Were would mean that these procedures don't exist now.
E Correct use of "as many as" & correct verb-tense in "did". With "did" sentence clearly indicates that the number of procedures has increased over the number that was achieved in 1990s.
