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A misnamed drug or a misplaced outcome can change an entire argument. Corrections matter here.
A passage, a paper and the point at issue
Corrections that identify the experiment deserve my closest attention. The page, passage and paper make the discrepancy possible to check. A distinction between GHRH analogs, an outcome assigned to the wrong population, or a number missing its context is worth examining closely.
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