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Phrasal Verbs Challenge: Blanks with Context 6IV11
 

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Phrasal Verbs Challenge: Blanks with Context 6IV11Online version

Practice 22 phrasal verbs in short contexts.

by Alejandra Eunice Romero Cervantes
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Researchers woke up early to observe the satellite as it from the launch pad , then they discussed whether to the data until peer review .

2

The committee will agreement after they from the field , and decide whether to to the original hypothesis or revise it entirely .

3

When the team failed , they pulled off a clever maneuver to salvage the experiment , later they lab coats and resumed measurements with caution .

4

After receiving unexpected results , they went over the data repeatedly , then they suggested to a new theory that could explain the anomaly .

5

The technician took down the erroneous chart and replaced it with a corrected version , hoping the supervisor would the improvement before the meeting .

6

A temporary in power forced them to pause experiments , yet the team stayed focused and planned how to once power returned .

7

The project manager will the partner universities to discuss timelines , while the students the protocol to ensure reproducibility .

8

If you the thermostat , the lab environment becomes stable ; meanwhile , researchers the data for consistent patterns .

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They a novel method to isolate variables , a strategy that helped the team with limited funding and still publish results .

10

During the field season , the researchers went round the circle to present preliminary findings , and a senior scientist advised them to tougher controls .

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The interns will more responsibilities next quarter , hoping to to broader datasets and faster analyses .

12

To minimize bias , they asked an external reviewer to all methods , and then with suggestions that could alter the study design .

13

The team decided to irrelevant notes and focus on core variables , while the analyst planned how to redundancy in the model .

14

When the software failed , engineers quickly the faulty module and then worked to a robust replacement patch .

15

If the proposal gains traction , the team will collaboration with industry partners who can provide essential resources .

16

The data will several calibration runs to ensure accuracy , and the principal investigator plans to new collaborators for validation .

17

Students must the challenge of peer review , while advisors alternative methodologies to strengthen the argument .

18

The lab assistant asked to later , but the lead scientist urged them to immediate improvements before the deadline .

19

During seminars , students are encouraged to the room twice to discuss each section , then to counterarguments respectfully .

20

The team managed to with existing equipment , yet they still planned how to additional funding for a larger project .

21

A senior researcher advised to replication across labs , which could help them with more robust conclusions .

22

Timely data release requires the team to preliminary results and then any confidential information before publication .

23

If obstacles arise , they can switch to an alternate approach , a strategy they predicted would play when resources .

24

The principal investigator asked the team to the scrutiny and to a plan that would withstand outside scrutiny .

25

Before publishing , the group will the manuscript one more time , then colleagues to discuss potential revisions .

 
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