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skeptical

adj. 懷疑的
be skeptical about/of
Researchers remain skeptical about the claim.

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alleviate

v. 減輕、緩和
alleviate symptoms/pressure
The policy may alleviate financial pressure.

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mitigate

v. 減輕負面影響
mitigate risk/damage/effects
Several measures were introduced to mitigate the risks.

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ambiguous

adj. 模稜兩可的、不明確的
ambiguous evidence/statement
The results remain ambiguous.

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subtle

adj. 細微、不易察覺的
subtle difference/change
There is a subtle difference between the two accounts.

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arbitrary

adj. 任意的、缺乏合理依據的
arbitrary decision/cutoff
The cutoff point is somewhat arbitrary.

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fragmentary

adj. 零碎、不完整的
fragmentary evidence/records
Only fragmentary evidence has survived.

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prompt

v. 引發、促使
prompt debate/action
The findings prompted further investigation.

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reflect

v. 反映、顯示
reflect differences/change
The figures reflect broader social changes.

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invalidate

v. 使無效;削弱有效性
invalidate a conclusion/assumption
The error does not necessarily invalidate the conclusion.

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substantiate

v. 以證據支持、證實
substantiate a claim
There is insufficient evidence to substantiate the claim.

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tenuous

adj. 薄弱的、牽強的
tenuous evidence/link
The connection between the two events is tenuous.

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pragmatic

adj. 務實的、重實際效果的
pragmatic approach
They adopted a pragmatic approach to the problem.

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circumspect

adj. 謹慎周全的
be circumspect about
Researchers should be circumspect about drawing causal conclusions.

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incongruous

adj. 不協調、不相稱的
incongruous with
His behavior seemed incongruous with the situation.

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ubiquitous

adj. 無所不在的、極普遍的
become ubiquitous
Smartphones have become ubiquitous.

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relegate

v. 降低至較次要的位置
relegate A to B
The issue was relegated to secondary importance.

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paradoxical

adj. 看似矛盾的、反直覺的
paradoxical finding/effect
The study produced a paradoxical result.

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coherent

adj. 連貫一致的、有條理的
coherent explanation/account
The evidence does not form a coherent explanation.

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explicit

adj. 明確表達的
explicit statement/instruction
The report makes no explicit causal claim.

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plausible

adj. 看似合理、可信的
plausible explanation
Several plausible explanations remain.

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compelling

adj. 很有說服力的
compelling evidence/argument
The authors provide compelling evidence.

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tentative

adj. 暫定的、尚不確定的
tentative conclusion
Any conclusion must remain tentative.

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robust

adj. 穩健的、強而可靠的
robust evidence/finding
The association was robust across analyses.

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negligible

adj. 微不足道的、可忽略的
negligible effect/difference
The difference between groups was negligible.

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detrimental

adj. 有害的、不利的
detrimental to
Chronic stress can be detrimental to health.

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prevalent

adj. 普遍存在的、盛行的
prevalent among
The practice remains prevalent among young adults.

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constrain

v. 限制、約束
constrain growth/choice
Limited resources constrain what institutions can do.

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facilitate

v. 促進、使更容易
facilitate learning/change
Feedback can facilitate learning.

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undermine

v. 削弱、損害
undermine confidence/validity
These limitations undermine confidence in the estimate.

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retain

v. 保留、維持
retain information/control
Participants retained the information for several weeks.

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derive

v. 得到、源自
derive A from B
The estimates were derived from national data.

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distort

v. 扭曲、使失真
distort findings/perception
Selective reporting can distort the evidence.

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reinforce

v. 強化、鞏固
reinforce beliefs/patterns
Repeated success may reinforce existing beliefs.

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diminish

v. 減少、削弱
diminish effect/importance
The effect diminished over time.

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analogous

adj. 類似的、可類比的
analogous to
The process is analogous to natural selection.

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obscure

v. 掩蓋;adj. 晦澀/不知名的
obscure a distinction
Averages may obscure important differences.

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deviation

n. 偏離、差異
deviation from
Any deviation from the protocol was recorded.

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disruption

n. 中斷、擾亂
cause disruption
The pandemic caused widespread disruption.

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implication

n. 含意;可能影響
implications for
The findings have important implications for policy.

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nevertheless

adv. 儘管如此
前句不利 → 後句仍成立
Evidence is limited. Nevertheless, the finding is important.

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conversely

adv. 反過來說
切換相反方向
High demand may increase prices. Conversely, low demand may reduce them.

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rather

adv. 而是/反而
not A; rather, B
The finding does not prove causality; rather, it suggests an association.

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otherwise

adv. 否則;在其他方面
otherwise + consequence
Follow the procedure; otherwise, the results may be biased.

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consequently

adv. 因此、結果是
原因 → 結果
The sample was small. Consequently, the estimate was imprecise.

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notably

adv. 值得注意的是、尤其
標示重要資訊
Notably, the effect was strongest among younger participants.

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necessarily

adv. 必然地
not necessarily = 不一定
A correlation does not necessarily imply causation.

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presumably

adv. 據推測、可能是
合理但未證實的推論
The decline presumably reflects several factors.

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whereas

conj. 然而/相較之下
A whereas B
Group A improved, whereas Group B remained unchanged.

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despite

prep. 儘管
despite + N/V-ing
Despite these limitations, the results were consistent.

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advocate

v. 主張、提倡;n. 支持者
advocate reform/change
Many researchers advocate greater transparency.

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allocate

v. 分配
allocate resources/funds
The government allocated additional funds to education.

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anticipate

v. 預期、預料
anticipate change/problems
Researchers anticipated a decline in participation.

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attain

v. 達到、獲得
attain a goal/level
Few participants attained the highest score.

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attribute

v. 歸因於;n. 特徵
attribute A to B
The decline was attributed to economic uncertainty.

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comprehensive

adj. 全面的、廣泛的
comprehensive review/assessment
The report provides a comprehensive review of the evidence.

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controversial

adj. 有爭議的
controversial issue/proposal
The policy remains highly controversial.

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conventional

adj. 傳統的、慣例的
conventional approach/wisdom
The findings challenge conventional assumptions.

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crucial

adj. 關鍵的
crucial factor/role
Timing plays a crucial role in the process.

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decline

v./n. 下降;拒絕
decline in / decline to
There has been a steady decline in participation.

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eliminate

v. 消除、排除
eliminate bias/risk
Randomization cannot eliminate every source of bias.

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emerge

v. 出現、浮現
emerge from/as
Several patterns emerged from the data.

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empirical

adj. 實證的
empirical evidence/research
The theory has received considerable empirical support.

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enhance

v. 提升、增強
enhance performance/quality
Feedback may enhance learning.

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exacerbate

v. 使惡化、加劇
exacerbate inequality/symptoms
Economic instability may exacerbate existing inequalities.

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feasible

adj. 可行的
technically/economically feasible
The proposed solution may not be economically feasible.

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fluctuate

v. 波動
fluctuate over time
Prices fluctuated considerably during the period.

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fundamental

adj. 根本的、基本的
fundamental difference/problem
The two theories differ in a fundamental way.

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inherent

adj. 內在固有的
inherent limitation/risk
Some uncertainty is inherent in prediction.

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inevitable

adj. 不可避免的
seem/be inevitable
Technological change is not necessarily inevitable.

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infer

v. 推論
infer A from B
Causation cannot be inferred from correlation alone.

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inhibit

v. 抑制、阻礙
inhibit growth/behavior
Fear may inhibit people from seeking help.

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innovative

adj. 創新的
innovative approach/technology
The researchers developed an innovative method.

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integrate

v. 整合
integrate A into B
The model integrates evidence from several disciplines.

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justify

v. 證成、提供合理理由
justify a conclusion/decision
The evidence is insufficient to justify such a strong conclusion.

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marginal

adj. 邊際的、微小的
marginal effect/improvement
The intervention produced only marginal improvement.

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persistent

adj. 持續存在的
persistent problem/symptoms
Persistent inequality remains a major concern.

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profound

adj. 深遠的、重大的
profound effect/impact
The discovery had a profound impact on the field.

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reluctant

adj. 不情願的、勉強的
be reluctant to
Officials were reluctant to change the existing policy.

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resilient

adj. 有韌性的、能恢復的
resilient to/in
Some systems are more resilient to disruption than others.

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rigorous

adj. 嚴謹的、嚴格的
rigorous analysis/method
The claim requires more rigorous testing.

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salient

adj. 顯著重要的、突出的
salient feature/issue
Cost was the most salient concern for respondents.

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sufficient

adj. 足夠的
sufficient evidence/reason
There is not sufficient evidence to support the claim.

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sustain

v. 維持、支撐
sustain growth/attention
The program struggled to sustain public interest.

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vulnerable

adj. 易受傷害的、脆弱的
vulnerable to
Older adults may be particularly vulnerable to heat.

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accordingly

adv. 因此、相應地
前提 → 相應行動/結果
The evidence was weak; accordingly, the conclusion was revised.

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albeit

conj. 雖然、儘管
statement + albeit + qualification
The effect was significant, albeit small.

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hence

adv. 因此
原因 → 推論結果
The groups differed at baseline, hence the need for adjustment.

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likewise

adv. 同樣地
加入相似情況
Economic incentives matter; likewise, cultural expectations influence adoption.

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thereby

adv. 從而、藉此
action, thereby + V-ing
The policy reduced costs, thereby increasing access.

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nonetheless

definition. adv. 儘管如此
逆勢延續
The sample was limited. Nonetheless, the pattern was consistent.

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indeed

adv. 的確;甚至
強化前述主張
The problem is serious; indeed, it may be worsening.

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insofar as

conj. 就……而言/在……範圍內
insofar as + clause
The theory is useful insofar as its assumptions are met.

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provided that

conj. 只要、在……條件下
provided that + clause
The method is valid provided that the assumptions are satisfied.

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regardless of

prep. 不論、不管
regardless of + noun
The pattern persisted regardless of age.

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in contrast

片語 相較之下
A. In contrast, B.
Urban populations increased. In contrast, rural populations declined.

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by contrast

片語 相比之下
A; by contrast, B
The first study found a strong effect; by contrast, the second found little change.

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in turn

片語 進而、反過來
A affects B, which in turn affects C
Stress disrupts sleep, which in turn may impair attention.

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to some extent

片語 在某種程度上
限制主張強度
The findings support the theory to some extent.

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with respect to

片語 關於、就……而言
with respect to + noun
The groups differed with respect to age.