Hi,<br />Thanks for the edit. I still have some doubts about my words and redundency. Can you see if you can find other expressions for the following:<br /><br />-&nbsp;&nbsp;"by adding the stamp of scientific status"<br /><br />"qualitative tents "<br />"might prove to be fruitful."<br /><br /><br />Verb and subject agreement issue here : " Authors such as Lijphart, who has addressed the reoccurring problems in conducting comparative methods, suggest "<br /><br />" He says a problem with the comparative method is the abundance of variables and the inadequate number of "<br /><br /><br />can you check this sentence here and tell me if it makes sense to teh native speaker, is it clear enough?:<br /><br />"Much to their dismay, comparativists are left in diaspora; exonerating their work from the stigma of the area-studies approach at times of high tension&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;<br /><br /><br />can you find another expression instead of this:<br /><br />"
<p>should progress without worrying too much about systemization and affiliation."<br /><br />Again, thank you for your work. But I really wanted to perfect my job further than basic editing. The reason I chose you is your title (More than words"...<br /><br />Please response.&nbsp;</p>
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