Subjects and Method

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Introduction Result Subjects and Method Result * P < 0.05 Conclusion

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Subjects and Predicates. Making sure you have all the parts for a complete sentence!! . Subjects Complete Subject: In every sentence there is a complete subject that is made up of all the words that tell whom or what the sentence is about. It may have 1 word or several words.

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