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| Description | Example | Category |
|---|---|---|
| Typography for hypotheses | H6: Compound D has significant effects. | Typography |
| Typography for hypotheses | H5: Compound C has significant effects. | Typography |
| Typography for hypotheses | H4: There are significant effects in the absence of compound C. | Typography |
| Typography for hypotheses | H3: Compound A combined with compound B has significant effects. | Typography |
| Typography for hypotheses | H2: Compound B has significant effects. | Typography |
| Typography for hypotheses | H1: Compound A has significant effects. | Typography |
| Typography for hypotheses | H0: There are no significant effects. | Typography |
| confusion of hart/heart | She had a hart attack. | Possible Typo |
| Collocation: guilty for/of | Mark is guilty for laziness. | Collocations |
| missing hyphen in 'guilt trip' | There is no point guilt tripping the consumer. | Grammar |
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