Explanation for E is that the sentence construction is awkward. Would it be correct if it were to say 'No matter how scientists have determined to measure'?
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not agree with E, because if we need a present tence to be used in this sentence. Present perfect seems to indicate the action that has place in the past, while conditional prase should be refered to future.
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"No matter how have scientists" is the definition of awkwardcrackgmat007 wrote:Explanation for E is that the sentence construction is awkward. Would it be correct if it were to say 'No matter how scientists have determined to measure'?
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