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I've got a doubt
I want to know if I can say
"By comparison the US Phd's are more than India's one"

or India one's

or India Phd's

what is correct?
what is more natural speaking?

thanks a million.
Alex
 
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The sentence is very unclear.

Are you trying to say "By comparison an American PhD is worth more than an Indian one"?
 
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Anglika said:
The sentence is very unclear.

Are you trying to say "By comparison an American PhD is worth more than an Indian one"?
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no!!!!!!!!!! the number is more than....
the number of Us are 7000 US and 200 India....
oh my god... I've thought was very clear.. sorry for my english :-(
 
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Sorry!

The comparison between PhDs granted in the US and India is that there are 7000 US PhDs to 200 Indian ones.
 
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Also:

By comparison, the number of US Phd's is more than India's.
 
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