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Discover LudwigThe phrase "this raises question" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be "this raises questions" to indicate that multiple questions are being prompted. Example: "The recent findings are surprising, and this raises questions about the validity of the previous research."
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This raises question about the stiffness value that is acceptable for mixtures to be used as SAMIs.
This raises question as to whether inhibition of macrophage cell division is another virulence attribute of C. albicans or enables host macrophages to contain the pathogen.
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But this raises questions.
This raises questions about three potential situations.
This raises questions of accountability.
All of this raises questions: Why such short memories?
They conclude that this raises questions about its usefulness.
"This raises questions about cause and effect," she said.
This raises questions of external validity.
This raises questions about their potential for large-scale production.
This raises questions about the fiability of targeted screening.
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