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The mdical name for jet lag, circadian dysrhythmia disrupts virtualy all of the thousands of the body's neural, hormonal, and metabolic processes.
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b) Circadian dysrhythmia, the name that medical practitioners use for jet lag, disrupts virtually all of the thousands of the body's
C) The medical name for jet lag, circadian dysrhythmia disrupts virtually all of the body's thousands of
d) Circadian dysrhythmia, as jet lag is called by medical practitioners, disrupts virtually all of the body's thousands of
e) As jet lag is called by medical practitioners, circadians dysrhythmia disrupts virtually all of the body's thousands of
What's the difference between d) and e)?
and Why b) cannot be the answer?
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A -> should place medical name between commas. Also, 'thousand of the body's' is not a correct idiom
B -> same problem as A
C -> name needs to be seperate from sentence using commas
E -> turns it into a cause and effect sentence (meaning of sentence changed)
D is the best. Circadian dysrhythmia alone, clearly defining it as the medical name for Jet lag, also, 'all of the body's thousands of' is the correct idiom.
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