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To consider a diagnosis on the basis of inadequate or misleading evidence is neglecting years of specialized medical training.
(A) To consider a diagnosis on the basis of inadequate or misleading evidence is neglecting
(B) To consider a diagnosis on the basis of inadequate or misleading evidence is to neglect
(C) In considering a diagnosis on the basis of inadequate or misleading evidence is neglecting
(D) Considering a diagnosis on the basis of inadequate or misleading evidence is to neglect
(E) Considering a diagnosis on the basis of inadequate or misleading evidence amounts to neglecting
(A) To consider a diagnosis on the basis of inadequate or misleading evidence is neglecting
(B) To consider a diagnosis on the basis of inadequate or misleading evidence is to neglect
(C) In considering a diagnosis on the basis of inadequate or misleading evidence is neglecting
(D) Considering a diagnosis on the basis of inadequate or misleading evidence is to neglect
(E) Considering a diagnosis on the basis of inadequate or misleading evidence amounts to neglecting
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04 Dec 2019, 13:58
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Parallel structure: 'to consider' and 'to neglect' match
Parallel structure: 'to consider' and 'to neglect' match
14 May 2020, 06:39
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Although i chose B due to its better formation, i couldn't identify a reason to eliminate E because of the use of Amounts to, which i believe is the correct Idiom usage. Please correct me if my understanding is wrong.
