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by thephoenix » Mon Feb 22, 2010 10:57 am
Some psychiatric studies indicate that among distinguished artists the rates of manic depression and major depression are ten to thirteen times as prevalent as in the population at large.
(A) the rates of manic depression and major depression are ten to thirteen times as prevalent as in
(B) the rates of manic depression and major depression are ten to thirteen times more prevalent than in
(C) the rates of manic depression and major depression are ten to thirteen times more prevalent when compared to
(D) manic depression and major depression are ten to thirteen times as prevalent when compared to
(E) manic depression and major depression are ten to thirteen times more prevalent than in

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its a 3-2 split
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by Rajat Khandelwal » Mon Feb 22, 2010 11:06 am
i would go for E

1. more is being made precise or modified by the comparison subordinate clause
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by prinit » Mon Feb 22, 2010 11:12 am
thephoenix wrote:Some psychiatric studies indicate that among distinguished artists the rates of manic depression and major depression are ten to thirteen times as prevalent as in the population at large.
(A) the rates of manic depression and major depression are ten to thirteen times as prevalent as in
(B) the rates of manic depression and major depression are ten to thirteen times more prevalent than in
(C) the rates of manic depression and major depression are ten to thirteen times more prevalent when compared to
(D) manic depression and major depression are ten to thirteen times as prevalent when compared to
(E) manic depression and major depression are ten to thirteen times more prevalent than in

guys can we discuss this again
its a 3-2 split
Really a good one. IMO E is the best choice.
List Items>> manic depression and major depression are
among distinguished artists X is more more prevalent than in Y....forms a better structure

OA pls..
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by nox104 » Mon Feb 22, 2010 11:16 am
I would go with D. I feel that "rates" is redundant here.
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by thephoenix » Mon Feb 22, 2010 11:18 am
prinit wrote:
thephoenix wrote:Some psychiatric studies indicate that among distinguished artists the rates of manic depression and major depression are ten to thirteen times as prevalent as in the population at large.
(A) the rates of manic depression and major depression are ten to thirteen times as prevalent as in
(B) the rates of manic depression and major depression are ten to thirteen times more prevalent than in
(C) the rates of manic depression and major depression are ten to thirteen times more prevalent when compared to
(D) manic depression and major depression are ten to thirteen times as prevalent when compared to
(E) manic depression and major depression are ten to thirteen times more prevalent than in

guys can we discuss this again
its a 3-2 split
Really a good one. IMO E is the best choice.
List Items>> manic depression and major depression are
among distinguished artists X is more more prevalent than in Y....forms a better structure

OA pls..
y the rates is incorrect here
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by nox104 » Mon Feb 22, 2010 11:19 am
Also,
among distinguished artists X is more prevalent than in Y
doesn't make sense. IMO, it should be either of the following..

among distinguished artists X is more prevalent than it is in the population at large.

or

among distinguished artists X is more prevalent when compared to the population at large.
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by gmatmachoman » Mon Feb 22, 2010 11:21 am
Damn good one!!

Some psychiatric studies indicate that among distinguished artists the rates of manic depression and major depression are ten to thirteen times as prevalent as in the population at large.

(A) the rates of manic depression and major depression are ten to thirteen times as prevalent as in

(B) the rates of manic depression and major depression are ten to thirteen times more prevalent than in

(C) the rates of manic depression and major depression are ten to thirteen times more prevalent when compared to

(D) manic depression and major depression are ten to thirteen times as prevalent when compared to

(E) manic depression and major depression are ten to thirteen times more prevalent than in



IMO E.
Last edited by gmatmachoman on Mon Feb 22, 2010 11:26 am, edited 1 time in total.
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by Rajat Khandelwal » Mon Feb 22, 2010 11:22 am
rates is definitely redundant here....but the option E seems to be the most correct one...
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by prinit » Mon Feb 22, 2010 11:28 am
thephoenix wrote:
prinit wrote:
thephoenix wrote:Some psychiatric studies indicate that among distinguished artists the rates of manic depression and major depression are ten to thirteen times as prevalent as in the population at large.
(A) the rates of manic depression and major depression are ten to thirteen times as prevalent as in
(B) the rates of manic depression and major depression are ten to thirteen times more prevalent than in
(C) the rates of manic depression and major depression are ten to thirteen times more prevalent when compared to
(D) manic depression and major depression are ten to thirteen times as prevalent when compared to
(E) manic depression and major depression are ten to thirteen times more prevalent than in

guys can we discuss this again
its a 3-2 split
Really a good one. IMO E is the best choice.
List Items>> manic depression and major depression are
among distinguished artists X is more more prevalent than in Y....forms a better structure

OA pls..
y the rates is incorrect here
IMO the manic depression and major depression are prevalent and not the rates..so that's why I did not go for rates..
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by Rajat Khandelwal » Mon Feb 22, 2010 11:34 am
Will it be correct?

manic depression and major depression are ten to thirteen times as prevalent as in the population at large.
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by thephoenix » Mon Feb 22, 2010 11:42 am
OA IS E

the rates can not be prevalent

and the s/c requires more than instead of as ....as construction
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by nox104 » Mon Feb 22, 2010 11:42 am
Good point Rajat. I might have to switch my answer to E then :)
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by Rajat Khandelwal » Mon Feb 22, 2010 11:46 am
@ nox...then that option would have also been correct....
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by girish3131 » Tue Feb 23, 2010 4:43 am
can somebody plz put light on D option...

wats the problem with D option... ?
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by Rajat Khandelwal » Tue Feb 23, 2010 4:48 am
this is not the correct comparison clause...
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