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06-Nov-2009, 16:37
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 What to use: in respect to, with respect to or in regard to? "in regard to", "in respect to", "with respect to"? Here's the phrase: Multiple metrics were selected to assess their C# and Cpp implementations with respect to their coupling, cohesion and size. What should I use? Thanks. |
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07-Nov-2009, 12:47
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| Re: What to use: in respect to, with respect to or in regard to? these are all the same; don't worry. |
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