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Latin terms and abbreviations (view source)
Revision as of 14:51, 11 September 2022
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* = "and others" | * = "and others" | ||
** ex. "The book written by Jones, et al. was most interesting" | ** ex. "The book written by Jones, et al. was most interesting" | ||
=== ex ante === | |||
* ''ex'' = from | |||
* ''ante'' = before | |||
** used to show that an analysis of a future event or prediction is based upon prior evidence | |||
=== idib. & id. === | === idib. & id. === | ||