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I don't know how chem/bio pros do it, but I was trained to never include "is" in detailed descriptions only in the claims. In the description we use "may be" in
by pnw_hazor 6y ago
I don't know how chem/bio pros do it, but I was trained to never include "is" in detailed descriptions only in the claims. In the description we use "may be" instead.
- beervirus 6y agoOh for sure, it’s all just an embodiment may blah blah. But it’s present tense.