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Already, technology is beginning to blur boundaries between certain surgical specialties whose boundaries are created around parts of the body . Going forward, technology will undoubtedly change the nature o training required to perform surgery, obscuring the line between surgeons and non-surgeons. As an example, in the past, most hysterectomies were done by gynaecologists; now interventional radiologists, using ablation techniques to treat uterine fibroids, are more and more obviating the need to perform total hysterectomies.
(A) The first is a new process that promises to change the world o medicine; the second is an example of that change.
(B) The first describes a principle while the second describes a situation in which the principle is followed.
(C) The first describes a principle while the second describes the conditions under which the principle is followed.
(D) The first describes a breakthrough while the second describes the impact of that breakthrough.
(E) The first describes a generic phenomenon that is taking place and the second provides an example of the phenomenon.
(A) The first is a new process that promises to change the world o medicine; the second is an example of that change.
(B) The first describes a principle while the second describes a situation in which the principle is followed.
(C) The first describes a principle while the second describes the conditions under which the principle is followed.
(D) The first describes a breakthrough while the second describes the impact of that breakthrough.
(E) The first describes a generic phenomenon that is taking place and the second provides an example of the phenomenon.
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Just before second boldface, It is mentioned that it is an example, Hence B,C,D can be cancelled out easily.
Further, between A& E, A is stating that first sentence is new process,however the term already before the first boldface allow us to negate that claim hence A is out
E is winner.
Further, between A& E, A is stating that first sentence is new process,however the term already before the first boldface allow us to negate that claim hence A is out
E is winner.
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Already, technology is beginning to blur boundaries between certain surgical specialties whose boundaries are created around parts of the body . Going forward, technology will undoubtedly change the nature o training required to perform surgery, obscuring the line between surgeons and non-surgeons. As an example, in the past, most hysterectomies were done by gynaecologists; now interventional radiologists, using ablation techniques to treat uterine fibroids, are more and more obviating the need to perform total hysterectomies.
(A) The first is a new process that promises to change the world o medicine; the second is an example of that change.
(B) The first describes a principle while the second describes a situation in which the principle is followed.
(C) The first describes a principle while the second describes the conditions under which the principle is followed.
(D) The first describes a breakthrough while the second describes the impact of that breakthrough.
(E) The first describes a generic phenomenon that is taking place and the second provides an example of the phenomenon.[/quote]
Hello!
Since, the 2nd Bold face starts with an example, we can eliminate options B, C and D there itself.
Between A and E,
Option A tells us that the 1st statement is a process that promises to change the world; nowhere does the statement say so. It is giving a general approach towards the statement. So eliminate A
As we are left with Option E, it helps us to describe it as a generic phenomenon and the second statement gives an example of the same.
Official Answer:- Option E
Thank you.
Regards,
Raunak Damle!
(A) The first is a new process that promises to change the world o medicine; the second is an example of that change.
(B) The first describes a principle while the second describes a situation in which the principle is followed.
(C) The first describes a principle while the second describes the conditions under which the principle is followed.
(D) The first describes a breakthrough while the second describes the impact of that breakthrough.
(E) The first describes a generic phenomenon that is taking place and the second provides an example of the phenomenon.[/quote]
Hello!
Since, the 2nd Bold face starts with an example, we can eliminate options B, C and D there itself.
Between A and E,
Option A tells us that the 1st statement is a process that promises to change the world; nowhere does the statement say so. It is giving a general approach towards the statement. So eliminate A
As we are left with Option E, it helps us to describe it as a generic phenomenon and the second statement gives an example of the same.
Official Answer:- Option E
Thank you.
Regards,
Raunak Damle!
