FlockOfCats, (edited )
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Just curious, what would be your preference here?

“We measured the values of parameters A and B and analyzed the relationship between ___________.”

gullevek,
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@FlockOfCats them. Nothing else feels correct

FlockOfCats,
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@gullevek I’m on board with them too.

I find that many academic authors and editors seem to go out of their way to avoid using “them” as if they’ve been taught it was too colloquial or something.

I all wonder if it is similar to the hypercorrection “between you and me” —> “between you and I”

gullevek,
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@FlockOfCats Ah. Academic people. I am just second language English speaker ;) I just go by my guts

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