Social Studies, 19.08.2020 20:01 bneilesauger

Even within the same study, people responded quite differently to acupuncture, some showing increased flexibility, while others did not. (A) some showing increased flexibility, while others did not
(B) with some showing increased flexibility, while others did not
(C) with some showing an increase in flexibility and others did not
(D) some showing an increase in flexibility, while others not
(E) with some showing increased flexibility and others not

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